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Thanks, my issue is space, otherwise that would be my first option for sure. yes found the other thread after I posted, hehe. Even if I can pre heat to 20 or 30 C would cut oil usage by loads I think.

Did you ever get any update? I’m in TBF same situation looking to feed preheated water into a Combi

So with fuel prices going super high, I am looking at some options to save on oil use. I have a Worcester 12/18 Combi Oil boiler, feeding UF Heating system via an accumulator tank, and of course bathrooms for hot water. I have access to 7Kw of free Electric from a Solar Farm with storage, so...

Got it, I see it is set to 0 just now, and that's correct, just needed changing and sending again to 0 now all is good :)

Where is this set in Wintex?

Private supply on my own annex mate, so no issue at all :) Oh and up here in Scotland, more than a roof is needed, with the sideways rain, and hoolies :)

No big deal, just odd, as everything is set to English

Ordered an external box, will move everything into that for now, then can reuse it later for something else :)

Hi All, So I am going to take the roof off a cottage, and build a new floor. How do I protect the Cutout, meter, and CU that are mounted on the wall inside? I need to stay on supply as they feed garage. Maybe external box?

Weird one, updated 2 of my systems today from cloud services website, both have changed language from English. Any ideas how to resolve?

It was a local Dundee company, can't fault it, turned up at 08:00 this morning, and done by 10:00 Turns out they do this all the time, right equipment and knowhow makes a difference.

Well got the boys in to do it, job was done in 2 hours, with a wet cut dimond core. £200 well spent :)

Good call, found a place that will do it dor me for £200 :)

Sounds like I am to have fun, thanks for all the input. I have dimond core drills, and a drill with a clutch :)

Many thanks, sounds fun, it is Sandstone as most cottages up here in Scotland are built.

Any advice on the best way to get a 110mm waste pipe through a 900mm deep stone wall? I have core drill, but never core drilled so deep before.

Great, just so I know what trade to find :)

Looking at attached enigneers drawing, am I right in assuming they are asking basicly for a wood frame to be built on top the the exsisitng solid stone walls?

I am trying to get back to stone, ready to build new insulated walls inside, and the fireplaces stick out too much. I have no se for them at all, so trying to get as flush to the old stone as possable.

No go then? hehe