Hooking up a cold rad to 80C water

[sukhjeetgrewal]

Im looking for something where the water goes straight to the heating circuit from a STORE because i have a water store ready
can you please find me one?

Range Powermax.

They don't make them anymore, though.

I can't think why.

I have tried looking up the internet for its operation but there is no mention of that anywhere. I did manage to find some installation and instruction manual.
but none of them have any kind of schematic.

 

[sukhjeetgrewal]

Did you know if you had a mountain of farm manure it would get so hot in the middle you could heat a village.

I'll keep this idea in mind. might need it after we burn all our carbon

 

[Dan Robinson]

I may have missed something, but tell me again why you want to dump heat at 80 degrees in to the rads?

 

[Onetap]

I have tried looking up the internet for its operation but there is no mention of that anywhere. I did manage to find some installation and instruction manual.
but none of them have any kind of schematic.

Page 3 on the installation manual. The schematic is simple, it was a simple layout.

http://www.1520management.co.uk/pdf/Powermax 155x.pdf

The store contained 80 (140) or 100 litres (155) of water and was heated directly by a burner mounted on the top, firing downwards through fire tubes running through the middle of the store. The flue connection was from the bottom. The DHW was heated by pumping water from the store through a plate heat exchanger.

"The appliance thermostat maintains the thermal store at about 80°C and this stored water is circulated through radiators via a pump inside the casing."

They stopped making them about 14 years ago because it was a crap idea.

 

[doitall]

You could have an andrews gas fired water heater and stick a plate on the side.