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ping ed sirret (expansion vessels)
Hi
Further to my previous post My boiler is on the first floor I can fit the expansion vessel at the side of the cupboard with the boiler in and box it in, in which case I would want the water connection at the bottom I could fit the vessel near to the ceiling in the room below (a utility room) in which case it would be about 400mm below the boiler and I would need the water connection at the top are there any issues with either location or which way up the vessel is? I assume that as my boiler has its own pressure gauge all that I need is a connector for the vessel some copper pipe and a T into the existing pipework My boiler is 18kw output running 8 rads 3 doubles (1 at 6' x 2' 1 at 5' x 2' 1 at 3' x 2'6" ) 5 singles all 2' high (6', 5', 4', and 2 at 2') I am assuming from the faq that an 8 litre vessel would be enough cheers Tony |
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