People,
I have an existing hot water cylinder which measures around 18 inches in diameter x 36 inches high. I understand it is called a 'standard' hot water cylinder.
I require it to be replaced. The existing cylinder has a feed in at the bottom, an output at the top, feeds to the coils and also a feed to a power shower pump.
My plumber has advised me on a price for a new copper cylinder which is going to be around 18 inches across but by around 48 inches high therefore increasing the capacity.
The question I asked my plumber was whether or not a stainless one could be fitted instead of copper and he advised that these were generally for high pressure systems and not like my existing system which has a cold water tank arrangement. He said good copper cylinder nowaways should last 15 years.
Can someone advise if it is possible to obtain a stainless replacement for a copper cylinder which would allow for the connections above and also how they compare in cost to copper??
He has said that if I can source a stainless one suitable for my system then he would be able to fit it.
Many Thanks
Paul
I have an existing hot water cylinder which measures around 18 inches in diameter x 36 inches high. I understand it is called a 'standard' hot water cylinder.
I require it to be replaced. The existing cylinder has a feed in at the bottom, an output at the top, feeds to the coils and also a feed to a power shower pump.
My plumber has advised me on a price for a new copper cylinder which is going to be around 18 inches across but by around 48 inches high therefore increasing the capacity.
The question I asked my plumber was whether or not a stainless one could be fitted instead of copper and he advised that these were generally for high pressure systems and not like my existing system which has a cold water tank arrangement. He said good copper cylinder nowaways should last 15 years.
Can someone advise if it is possible to obtain a stainless replacement for a copper cylinder which would allow for the connections above and also how they compare in cost to copper??
He has said that if I can source a stainless one suitable for my system then he would be able to fit it.
Many Thanks
Paul