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plumes from Vaillant 622/2E System boiler
Hello,
I am having a Vaillant 622/2E System boiler installed in my house for central heating and hot water. Because of the way our house sits on a hill any plume from the flue outlet would be comming out just to the left and below the main house door entrance and also quite near a hall window. i.e. any plume would be very visible. Can anyone tell me how much plume I should expect to see ? In cold weather would I expect to see a plume all day, or just when the boiler is starting in the morning ? Would there be a plume in summer ? I am asking as I have the option (for a bit more money) to run the flue from the current planned outlet vertically up the outside side of the house and through the soffit terminating above the roof. I like this solution on terms of hiding the plumes but my architect says the flue will look ugly on the side of the house. I have checked with Vaillant and the wall solution would not exceed any permissable lengths so there is no problem with doing this. I just don't know if it's worth it or not ? Also, anybody had any problems with either any of the following:- Vaillant EcoMax 622/2E Megaflo HE CL210 Indirect Cylinders Many thanks for any feedback/help Pete |
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