Using excess heat from boiler cupboard
"Nigel M" wrote in message ... My oil fired boiler is mounted in a cupboard, within a WC, within a utility room (see diagram below). The cupboard is vented via louvre doors, plus a 50mm x 150mm grille to the underfloor area. The utility room also has a 200mm x 200mm vent, behind a fridge. I would like to use the excess heat from boiler cupboard to provide some background heating to the conservatory alongside. Is it safe to simply use a extractor fan near the ceiling, or can anyone suggest an alternative? ________ __________________________________________________ _____ | \ | | | | \ | | --- Fan? | | \ | Boiler | | / \ | | | / | | | / |/////\\\\\| | / | | | | / | | | / | | | / | | | Utility Room / WC | Conservatory | | | | | | | | | |__________________________|__________|___________ _________________| If the boiler is not a balanced flue type then you run the risk of causing flue reversal and drawing fumes back down a conventional flue and blowing them into the conservatory. Some oil boilers are more at risk of this than others. What make and model is yours? |
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