House refurb - changing gravity fed system to combi

ianmcd · 17 Feb 2019

hard-work said:
You are not an engineer, you are an installer or serviceman. It is as daft as calling mechanics engineers. I doubt you have ever seen the new Ferroli Modena.

you have no clue hard on, this site is to advise people not to play at being a silly little boy, no wonder you are as popular as a turd in cornflakes

nwgs · 17 Feb 2019

bernardgreen said:
Oh yes they can disappoint people who are used to very high flows of hot water from a cylinder full of hot water.......

Bernie you’re growing on me. That’s twice this week

MarcoM · 17 Feb 2019

Nige F said:
You need to turn off main and drain roof cistern through the bath tap OR get a combi

combi is an option but i was worried about the extra pressure causing a leak in the existing heating pipes.

hard-work · 17 Feb 2019

bernardgreen said:
Oh yes they can disappoint people who are used to very high flows of hot water from a cylinder full of hot water.......

He wants to get rid of gravity fed tanks. So a mains fed cylinder offers no more than a mains fed high flow combi. Even those off a tank are very limited to combis off a decent mains flow & pressure.

hard-work · 17 Feb 2019

ianmcd, You are not an engineer, you are an installer or serviceman. Engineers are graduates not guys who have picked it up. It is clear you haven't a clue what an engineer is.

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