hello all

the hot water system at our home is Sweden is simple: an elctrically
heated tank at mains pressure, with all hot and cold throughout the
house thereafter at mains pressure. Our UK home is the usual pipes 'n'
tanks baffling challenge. Has anybody fitted an all-at-high-pressure
water system in the UK? Does anybody know we Brits don't do it? And
has anybody any experience of electric boilers of 6kw - 12kW
power...Aztec, Sadia?

Many thanks

Derek

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hello all

the hot water system at our home is Sweden is simple: an elctrically
heated tank at mains pressure, with all hot and cold throughout the
house thereafter at mains pressure. Our UK home is the usual pipes 'n'
tanks baffling challenge. Has anybody fitted an all-at-high-pressure
water system in the UK? Does anybody know we Brits don't do it?

Have you tried filling a bath, having a shower and flushing the bog while
watering the garden all at once on a 15mm water feed?

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the hot water system at our home is Sweden is simple: an elctrically
heated tank at mains pressure, with all hot and cold throughout the
house thereafter at mains pressure. Our UK home is the usual pipes 'n'
tanks baffling challenge.

Sounds like you need to educate yourself on the pros and cons of a totally
mains pressure system.

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*Time is the best teacher; unfortunately it kills all its students.

Dave Plowman London SW
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wrote:
the hot water system at our home is Sweden is simple: an elctrically
heated tank at mains pressure, with all hot and cold throughout the
house thereafter at mains pressure. Our UK home is the usual pipes 'n'
tanks baffling challenge. Has anybody fitted an all-at-high-pressure
water system in the UK? Does anybody know we Brits don't do it? And
has anybody any experience of electric boilers of 6kw - 12kW
power...Aztec, Sadia?

Plenty of British homes have mains-only water (mine does), and the
number is growing. Not many people choose electricity for heating water
here unless they have to, primarily because of the cost compared with,
say, gas; or inflexibility if you are stuck with cheap off-peak electricity.

David