Hot water cylinder non-standard size

[Petel]

[q="david17uk";p="1179794"]Right i've made a diagram of how it's uotegoing to look...

How will this effect the flow to the rest of the house? Any thoughts or advice will be apreciated

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[david17uk]

great, so you don't think it will restrict flow to the other taps too much then?

 

[seco services]

why have you copied it

 

[david17uk]

I wondered that too??

 

[seco services]

great, so you don't think it will restrict flow to the other taps too much then?

you can only give it ago.
mind you a 15mm inside a 22mm does restrict quite abit.

you have nothing to loose.
have they had any problems yet ?

 

[david17uk]

yep, got the call today, shower worked fine this morning - then stopped

 

[seco services]

yep, got the call today, shower worked fine this morning - then stopped

have you checked around the rear of the cylinder incase it already has a 15mm outlet built into the cylinder capped off ?

 

[david17uk]

There was one, but it's only half way up the cylinder. Wasn't quite sure if this would work. And it's quite hard to access

 

[seco services]

what salamander pump are you fitting ?
cause salamander will still guarentee the ct pumps if 15mm is taken off the 22mm outlet.

 

[david17uk]

CT-75 Says less than 2 meters in 15mm

 

[seco services]

CT-75 Says less than 2 meters in 15mm

where you putting the pump then ?

 

[david17uk]

less than 2 meters at bottom of cylinder

 

[seco services]

right so take a 15mm straight off the 22mm horizontal pipe or the bottom half of the vertical pipe.

 

[david17uk]

I dont understand. The feed to the shower has to come of the top 15mm pipe.

The horisontal 22mm connection is to the rest of the house and vent pipe.

 

[seco services]

I dont understand. The feed to the shower has to come of the top 15mm pipe.

The horisontal 22mm connection is to the rest of the house and vent pipe.

forget that new fitting you have draw.
i get a pic of what i mean. 10 mins.