the hot water cylinder on my vented with 3 way valve bungalow central
heating needs replacing,a friend as a new unused insulated cylinder which
he as offered free of charge.
The details a
IMI waterheating Ltd
Hercal coil indirect
double feed coil B.S.ref 7
900x450
grade 3
Max working pressure 3.5 bar
Max working head 10 m
heating surface .44 sq.m.
cold feed and vent req.on primary circuit
all connections are 1/2" male parallel thread
anode fitted

The only difference I can see is that the secondary connections are male
where mine are female. and also that it as an anode fitted (no indication on
original to wether this as anode)
Will this be suitable for replacing my old cylinder
Thanks for any replies

ammendment to previous message:
all connections are 1" male

"Gordon" wrote in message
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the hot water cylinder on my vented with 3 way valve bungalow central
heating needs replacing,a friend as a new unused insulated cylinder which
he as offered free of charge.
The details a
IMI waterheating Ltd
Hercal coil indirect
double feed coil B.S.ref 7
900x450
grade 3
Max working pressure 3.5 bar
Max working head 10 m
heating surface .44 sq.m.
cold feed and vent req.on primary circuit
all connections are 1/2" male parallel thread
anode fitted

The only difference I can see is that the secondary connections are male
where mine are female. and also that it as an anode fitted (no indication
on original to wether this as anode)
Will this be suitable for replacing my old cylinder
Thanks for any replies

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I am upgrading my bungalow heating system from very old gravity glow
worm
sunrod boiler with enclosed heating pump supplying 7 radiators , to a
worcester greenstar 30 cdi with "y" plan controls with cold feed tanks
and
hot water cylinder in loft .Can any reader recommend a suitable
circulating
pump,are there any special considerations when choosing a pump.
Thanks for any replies
Gordon