OK, boiler engineer came today. He agreed that with me that the temp was way too low.
He did some diagnostics and deemed the thermistor was dodgy and also changed the main board.
Water seems a lot hotter now with a 39 degree rise at 12L/minute.
He also gave me a PRV as a precaution, however Im...
Yeh, just frustrated after shedding out a lot of hard earned cash for something that doesn't work, or worse something that may be working correctly but doesnt meet expectations.
I rekon 12L /m rated flow of the boiler isn't going to be enough to meet my expectations. I may have to see if the installer will exchange the 30kw for something larger
I think there maybe a regulator of sorts in the boiler which reduces the flow rate to 12L/m agree?
Is it just coincidence that the flow rate is bang on considering the cold water flow rate to the house is substantially higher?
OK, just tested with a 3L jug. Cold tap on full blast filled the 3L jug in 8 seconds.
So, if my maths is correct, that's 2.66L every second.
Does that mean my cold water flow rate = 160L/Min?
Approx figures ofcourse.
5.6 bar with no other tap open. So, would that increase the flow rate?
Pressure relief valve or an inline pressure regulator?
What is the 'normal' pressure on mains water?
I was only referring to the plate heat exchanger and some possible build up of calcium etc in my older boiler (I had it changed twice in its 10 year life span)
The old boiler in my old house was a (don't laugh) Ravenheat 30kw Despite being a cheap unit I was happy with its performance...