John Rumm wrote:
wrote:

It "never" delivers less than 15 litres per minute at any time, which
is great for showers. There is nothing worse than being in a shower and
the water runs cold. The 37 minutes recovery is to take it back to

You seem to have fallen into the trap that IMM could never seem to get
out of... (not supprising I guess)

If the boiler is providing high flow at high temperature, and runs out
of store capacity

The store capacity is vast. 380 litres in 10 minutes. That takes some
running out.

then the flow rate of hot water draw off rate will
have to be reduced to maintain the temperature, and the temperature it
maintains will be some 20 degrees cooler. So you are still going to have
to adjust the controls on the shower to have it remain as it was before.
You will also have to accept a reduction in flow rate if your shower is
"thristy".

The 15 litres per minutes is good feeling backup. With 380 litres per
minute I can't ever envisage resorting to the 15 litres per minute.


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Cheers,

John.

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