Have just ordered an Aqualisa Quartz pumped shower, but am just having
second thoughts......

The DHW tank which is "driven" by an oil fired boiler is approx 4'
tall x 2' diameter.

The Aqualisa's lowest output setting is 8L/min. I am worried this
will quickly empty the tank. anyone any real world experience of this?

On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 10:30:01 UTC, wrote:

Have just ordered an Aqualisa Quartz pumped shower, but am just having
second thoughts......

The DHW tank which is "driven" by an oil fired boiler is approx 4'
tall x 2' diameter.

The Aqualisa's lowest output setting is 8L/min. I am worried this
will quickly empty the tank. anyone any real world experience of this?

I make that about 12.5 cubic feet, about 350 litres. A bit over 40 mins
worth.

Key Stage 2 maths...my ten year old does this stuff!

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I make that about 12.5 cubic feet, about 350 litres. A bit over 40 mins
worth.

Depends on whether 2' dia x 4' tall are just the tank or "over-insulation"
dimensions!!

On 20 Mar, 10:57, "Bob Eager" wrote:
On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 10:30:01 UTC, wrote:
Have just ordered an Aqualisa Quartz pumped shower, but am just having
second thoughts......

The DHW tank which is "driven" by an oil fired boiler is approx 4'
tall x 2' diameter.

The Aqualisa's lowest output setting is 8L/min. I am worried this
will quickly empty the tank. anyone any real world experience of this?

I make that about 12.5 cubic feet, about 350 litres. A bit over 40 mins
worth.

Key Stage 2 maths...my ten year old does this stuff!



I know, but there's never a 10 Year old around when you need one!

On 20 Mar, 12:42, "TheScullster" wrote:
"Bob Eager" wrote



I make that about 12.5 cubic feet, about 350 litres. A bit over 40 mins
worth.

Depends on whether 2' dia x 4' tall are just the tank or "over-insulation"
dimensions!!

I would guess it at approx 2' under the insulation.