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That's what I am trying to avoid but looks like it might have to be done.

What have koi got to do with it?

Thanks but it seems to be 150mm. It says +/- 12mm. because it has the variable joint attached.

Thanks both but I need one with taps as well; not just the shower control. It has the usual elbow adjusters which would be fine but they are tiled and cemented in the wall.

Over my bath I have wall-mounted mixer taps with shower-hose attachment. Nothing unusual in that but the taps are 160mm apart rather than the normal nowadays of 150mm. The elbows are tiled and cemented in so I'd rather not have to change those. I can't find any so does anyone know if...

The diagram in post #2 shows that. Perhaps something to do with:

Still applies.

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https://www.elemex.ie/external-immersion-heater/ They are not compulsory.

That's hardly the main point but I suppose the answer is deliver a smaller amount of hotter water more quickly. Plus I suppose is there any choice with the height of a horizontal immersion heater?

Was that not only in response to your two cylinder diagram after it was modified? I think there are too many variations in the thread to be certain what is being discussed.

Which situations? I really am confused. You started by wondering how the Willis worked at all in its intended configuration.

My levelling argument was not referring to that situation. So would mine. In which case, surely the same must apply to Willis.

It's just an alternative method as far as I can see. It is a self contained immersion heater.

I am a bit confused with all the different replies and with whom to agree. I would say that at first glance this does not look possible: However, perhaps it is just not coloured accurately. For example perhaps nearly ALL the water in the Willis should be pink and indeed pinker - i.e. hotter...

As the question is written, I am not sure there was or would be anyone who would claim such a thing.

Yes, but I was referring to your diagrams.

Ok. Who said it would? and Is that what you have been saying? So - whatever happens the tanks will end up the same.

What do you think will happen because VOLUME 1 is denser than VOLUME 2?

You really must show the water in the supply tank and the associated level of the water in the overflow pipe(s).