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Isolation valve positions for Combi to avoind heat damage
I'm upgrading the plumbing prior to having a Combi installed. I'm going to
put in a number of (full bore) isolation valves on both the DHW and heating circuits in order to make it easier to do additions/changes later, without having to drain down the whole system. How near the boiler can the valves be? I know the last metre or so of pipework to the boiler should be in copper (not plastic); since the valves have a rubber (neoprene?) seal, is there a recommended minimum distance from the boiler to a valve? Also, if the engineer wants to make a soldered joint, is there a minimum distance between the joint and the valve, to avoid heat damage to the valve during soldering? Cheers |
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