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Can anyone point me towards an Internet resource which gives
information about boiler size to square footage of property for a domestic CH system? Or alternatively comment on the following? I visited a property today to investigate the CH system not giving out enough heat when it gets really cold. One of the things I found immediately was that the radiators weren't balanced properly (the return valves were full open on all that I checked), so that's one job I've got to do. However, the CH boiler looks like it's well underspecced for the size of property. It's a Potterton Profile - I didn't think to get the model number but it just looked too puny to deliver the heat required for what is a large property - the property has been extended with an extra floor. Physically it looked like it was the Potterton Profile 40L jobbie: http://inspiredheating.co.uk/acatalo...FAN_FLUE_.html If so then it's a 40,000 BTU unit. What I'd really like to get information on is what size boiler needs to be installed for a given square footage, if such info is available anywhere. Clues anyone? PoP |
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