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    heatproof radiator overflow tank?

    I am hoping to remove most of the radiators from my system which is heated from the back of a solid fuel stove. I will be leaving the coil to the bottom of the hot water tank, and a medium single bathroom radiator in the system (removing the equivalent of 4 large single radiators). I am warned...
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    shower pump situation

    that suggests that I need to put in completely new pipework for the shower all the way from the cylinder? What happens if I just pressurise the existing pipework using the pump - it is going to a straight forward bar mixer mounted on the bath.? I know that equal pressure is the best, but I...
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    shower pump situation

    respectfully, a ct55 is a single pump, the ct 50 is the twin pump. it's a long story, but in the end pumping up the pressure on the hot & using a double check valve seems to be the best solution - plumbing in a new output from the cold water tank etc, is due to the layout of the house & the...
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    shower pump situation

    Hi, a bit of advice please on putting in a Salamander CT55 shower pump (1.7 bar) on the hot supply to a shower mixer via a double check valve just under the mixer. (cold mains pressure 2.0 bar) I had originally intended this to go under the bath, but it is too big! ditto under the...
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    shower pump situation

    Hi, a bit of advice please on putting in a Salamander CT55 shower pump (1.7 bar) on the hot supply to a shower mixer via a double check valve just under the mixer. (cold mains pressure 2.0 bar) I had originally intended this to go under the bath, but it is too big! ditto under the...
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    cable for shower pump

    Also, just scanning through the rest of the postings on shower pumps, mine comes complete with a 3 pin plug so I was planning to plumb the pump in under the bath & then run the cable to the nearest switched socket (outside the bathroom) rather than wire it permanently to the mains. I can easily...
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    cable for shower pump

    Hi, a bit of advice please - I am installing a new shower pump, rating 450W, 2.0 amps - would 3 amp mains cable be good enough for this - I know it should in theory but I am not sure of the tolerances. thanks. Also, fitted an electric shower last year 10mm cable - checked by local P reg...
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