Hi,

Have a friend with a brand new Baxi Platinum 24HE "System Boiler", and I
need a new Combi boiler. They look identical, and the only difference we
can see is the diverter valve. In the Combi it should have a 'T' and in his
System one it just goes out to one outlet, to connect to a cylinder.

Is it just a matter of replacing that with a T from their Combi model, does
anyone know, or are there more complicated things to worry about?
--
Thanks,
Me

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"Chris Tomlinson" wrote in message
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Hi,

Have a friend with a brand new Baxi Platinum 24HE "System Boiler", and I
need a new Combi boiler. They look identical, and the only difference we
can see is the diverter valve. In the Combi it should have a 'T' and in
his System one it just goes out to one outlet, to connect to a cylinder.

Is it just a matter of replacing that with a T from their Combi model,
does anyone know, or are there more complicated things to worry about?

There is temperature control as well. If you want to convert it to a
combi. Buy a plate heat exchanger, a flow switch, blending valve and an
electric 3-way "diverting" valve. Have the flowswitch on the cold mains to
the plate, when activated. it fires the boiler and diverts the 3-way valve
to send all the boilers flow to the plate. All the boilers output will go
through the plate heat exchanger. The blending valve will set the output
temperature. If you can get some of the components inside the case fine. I
think most would all be outside. Could be in the cupboard under the sink
well insulated.

Chris Tomlinson wrote:
Hi,

Have a friend with a brand new Baxi Platinum 24HE "System Boiler", and I
need a new Combi boiler. They look identical, and the only difference we
can see is the diverter valve. In the Combi it should have a 'T' and in his
System one it just goes out to one outlet, to connect to a cylinder.

Is it just a matter of replacing that with a T from their Combi model, does
anyone know, or are there more complicated things to worry about?
--
Thanks,
Me


You need a
http://www.heatweb.com/products/boilermaster/boilermaster.htm It's a
heat exchanger with associated stuff that goes with a system boiler and
effectively makes it a combi.

A

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Chris Tomlinson wrote:
Hi,

Have a friend with a brand new Baxi Platinum 24HE "System Boiler", and I
need a new Combi boiler. They look identical, and the only difference we
can see is the diverter valve. In the Combi it should have a 'T' and in
his
System one it just goes out to one outlet, to connect to a cylinder.

Is it just a matter of replacing that with a T from their Combi model,
does
anyone know, or are there more complicated things to worry about?
--
Thanks,
Me

You need a
http://www.heatweb.com/products/boilermaster/boilermaster.htm It's a
heat exchanger with associated stuff that goes with a system boiler and
effectively makes it a combi.

Buying the parts separately is much cheaper. Using this box, you can fit a
large, say 50kW boiler and it will deliver amazing flowrates.

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On 31 Jul,
wrote:


You need a
http://www.heatweb.com/products/boilermaster/boilermaster.htm It's a
heat exchanger with associated stuff that goes with a system boiler and
effectively makes it a combi.

That and their shower master look
interesting. No mention of prices on their
site, which probably means they are
expensive. I couldn't find an alternative
source using google.

They are special made to order.

wrote in message
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Chris Tomlinson wrote:
Hi,

Have a friend with a brand new Baxi Platinum 24HE "System Boiler", and I
need a new Combi boiler. They look identical, and the only difference we
can see is the diverter valve. In the Combi it should have a 'T' and in
his
System one it just goes out to one outlet, to connect to a cylinder.

Is it just a matter of replacing that with a T from their Combi model,
does
anyone know, or are there more complicated things to worry about?
--
Thanks,
Me

You need a
http://www.heatweb.com/products/boilermaster/boilermaster.htm It's a
heat exchanger with associated stuff that goes with a system boiler and
effectively makes it a combi.

That is the wrong box:
"Ideal for use on district heating and central boiler applications."

This convertes a normal boioer to give instant hot water:
http://www.heatweb.com/products/showermaster/showermaster.htm