I did recommend OSO, and still do, But Joule have it nailed in terms of price, quality, flexibility, appearance and of course the warranty team is expanding a little soon. 
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Quality is just as good Oso or the Unistor. The Vitodens is just a rebadged Gledhill.
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So Joule over Gledhill?
Another quote just came in for a Tempests Telford, any thoughts?
Another quote just came in for a Tempests Telford, any thoughts?
Joule over Gledhill any day of the week. Wouldn't touch a Tempest with a bargepole
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Thank you
I'd say go for the Vaillant Unistor
Oso have discontinued the drop tube. Now they come with an expansion vessel. Look for Vokera's they are rebadged Oso's and often cheaper though with a reduced range.
Why are you obsessed with these?
They're very mediocre for the price. Much like the boilers.
I like the integration with their boilers though. Having to compromise on your heating temperature because of the HW requirement is annoying. I know you can retrofit the sensor into non-Vaillant cylinders, but apparently this voids the guarantee (at least on Megaflo's).
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