I have done a air biut of searching but cannot find the anser to
this. Maybe someone here can throw some light on it. In my new
house the Vokera Maxin boiler has six pipes connected two it. They
appear to be:

gas
CH flow 1
CH flow 2
CH return
HW mains inlet
HW flow

At present, all the radiators except one uses 15mm tube and are
connected to flow 1. However, one old-looking radiator is on 22mm
(well, actually 3/4 in) tube and uses flow 2.

Can anyone explain why there seem to be two CH circuits? I want to
disconnect the 'one' radiator (because it is in the wrong place) but
maybe it has to be there for some arcane reason.

Any thoughts?

Robert

On Mon, 04 Jun 2007 01:36:11 -0700, Robert Laws
mused:


I have done a air biut of searching but cannot find the anser to
this. Maybe someone here can throw some light on it. In my new
house the Vokera Maxin boiler has six pipes connected two it. They
appear to be:

gas
CH flow 1
CH flow 2
CH return
HW mains inlet
HW flow

You should have

Gas
CH flow
CH return
Cold in
Hot out
Pressure relief

You have misidentified something.
--
Regards,
Stuart.

On Jun 4, 10:38 am, Lurch wrote:
On Mon, 04 Jun 2007 01:36:11 -0700, Robert Laws
mused:



I have done a air biut of searching but cannot find the anser to
this. Maybe someone here can throw some light on it. In my new
house the Vokera Maxin boiler has six pipes connected two it. They
appear to be:

gas
CH flow 1
CH flow 2
CH return
HW mains inlet
HW flow

You should have

Gas
CH flow
CH return
Cold in
Hot out
Pressure relief

You have misidentified something.
--
Regards,
Stuart.

Aha, excellent. Thank you Stuart. I'll go and trace my pipes out
again!

Robert