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Hello,
I am researching flues for my new boiler. I understand that a conventional flue is the "exhaust" from the boiler and that it has to draw the air it needs from the room its in, whereas a balanced flue has an air intake as well as an air outlet built-in. But I cannot work out what high level and low level flues are. Can anyone enlighten me? Thanks, Stephen. |
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