Recent content by SaajanB

Hmm, I like the look of the Intergas HRE SB 40, it supports opentherm out of the box. I've looked into Worcester and Vaillant, neither support OpenTherm officially in the UK so will have to rule them out. I'll be honest I'm finding the Viessman models hard to decipher, does anyone know what...

I had my independent guy round to have a look, the gaskets for the heat exchanger are on their way out too so there's not much point in repairing it now (heat exchanger is an obselete part). No other independents want to touch this old beast. Hey ho it's lasted 15 years which is a good run for...

Hopefully you get it sorted, unfortunately British Gas did a worse job than that when they 'installed' our Hive system! They left the room thermostats neutral and earth connected in the wiring centre and left the other ends floating in the back box. Took a few nuisance RCD trips before we worked...

Hello, My boiler has just packed in, British gas want to condemn it for a faulty gas valve, even though spares can be sourced. I can't be bothered to spend the £250-350 for someone to fit a new one on a 15 year old boiler so a new one is in order. I've got a Vaillant 615 R1 (2010) sitting in...

OK, so it's a case of testing mains water flow and seeing if it's high enough to run two of them at once (our requirement). I just double checked and it appears they don't publish litres/minute for the high pressure /combi unit which I presume is becuase of varying flow rates between instillations.

Hi, here is a link: https://www.aqualisa.co.uk/shower/qzd.a1.bv.dvfc.18/quartz-digital-divert-concealed-with-adjustable-head-and-ceiling-fixed-drencher-hp-combi It seems aqualisa also do an electric shower under the quartz name hence the confusion. Cheers

Hi, I'm not talking about the Aqualisa electric showers, I'm talking about the quartz range, they have a digital 'processor' unit concealed and can be fed from a tank/combi or gravity tank depending which processor you choose.

Hi everyone, looking for some advice about running 3 aqualisa quartz showers off a 300 litre megaflo... The aqualisa shower consumes 12 liters a minute. We currently have 1 aqualisa quartz and two thermostatic showers but are now renovating two of the bathrooms. My sister and I shower at the...