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No wind up. Have'nt you ever stood in 6" of water whilst using a 240 drill in the teeming rain.

mega watt wrote WB-Greenstar 24Ri

Agile wrote This adds confusion . The store cannot "directly" heat the mains cold. This takes place through a heat exchanger which are most commonly immersed coils ,immersed plates heat exchangers or external plate heat echangers. Your comparing modern condensing...

If you are pumping direct into the top of the cylinder then you dont want to much temperature dilution. This is where a temperature control valve comes in. DPS have used a three port thermostatic mixer. Their are other types available also which have not being mentioned. 45...

Fumbduck wrote You mean fed directly to the inlet side of the plate heat exchanger. Yes ,possible but only when the boiler pump and plate operate at the same times which wont be very often. 28mm pipe ?. About 3 liters. The 3 liter glug of cooler water that was in...

Agile wrote You dont need 80 to 85 C inside a directly heated heat bank. Thats a myth. 70 C is fine especially with a good plate heat exchanger fitted and you will still acheive a higher percentage of condensing compared to an indirectly heated cylinder heated to 60 C. What...

securespark wrote The boss was quite happy. He was going to stick a piece of a 6" nail into it to get it going then I spotted the copper piping. A lot of the sites we go to only have 3 pin sockets on the wall so you have to use a standard plug any way and bridge the fuse...

Thanks for that link Bernard . Very helpful. Well in truth I was nearly killed. Believe it or not the guy we were working for at the time had his daughter home on holiday who was a newly qualified doctor and she gave me the once over. (quite good looking to) Apart from a...

No,its no joke and I know its dangerous. I wanted to bridge the fuse terminals with some 15 amp fuse wire which is what I normally do with my site welder extension leads but just used the copper pipe as it was at hand and let me finish the job I was doing.. I used...

Does anyone know if Part P covers changing fuses in 13 amp 3 pin plugs on extension cables. ?? The 13 amp fuse was continually blowing when I was using the welder so I just cut a small length of 6mm copper capillary pipe and placed that in the plug .

gcol wrote Possibly. I started burning all my rubbish in the field. It saves so much hassle and time what with leaving out bins all the time and sorting the lot out. Its outlawed as far as I know I know and I have an environmental officer living nearby (cousin) . If he...

Already have e-mailed the adminstrator and have recieved no reply. I didnt expect much responce or help from DIY Not as moderator 2 made the suggestion "feel free" after I stated I would contact DIY not.

I am sorry but you DID. I am not going to get into a slanging match with you on this as I know what was printed on the screen. And to the point about the problem poster their were at least TWO other problem posters on that thread and you took NO action what so ever...

I have no problems with that at all. I think it was moderator 2 who deleted a whole thread the other night . Their was no abuse in that particular thread . The moderator claimed the thread had became "uninteresting" which is not a good reason to delete a thread especially as I...

esra-ptrap wrote I certainly agree with this statement. What bugs me is information they are deleting may be useful to the person who is asking for advice. Moderator 4 its quite simple, keep it within the rules, keep on the subject and leave out the abuse. Do you think...

??????? 1 bold dosen't work in the header 2 i answer to admin 3 i dont need idjuts like you and the like mucking the forum up not enough answer TOUGH complaints to [email protected]

As always some flexibility needed when intrepteting regulations I think. With this regulation in reference to a pressurised integrated (CH and HW) thermal store with expansion vessel and prv the system will NOT be pressurised from a cold mains supply at 3 bar but pressurised...

Kevplum wrote This is in reference to thermal stores RIGHT. ? Im not an expert on thermal stores but the Pandorra which is the system that the OP has expressed interest in will have trouble sludging up as no water ever passes through it. :D I would imagine no inhibitor...

Kevplumb wrote Sweet FA. I guess its just coincidental that I came upon this. Nice bit of sherlock work dont you think though :wink:

Mega watt wrote Water Systems wrote Can you explain this more clearly WS for the OP to understand if possible. ? Their are so many configurations on thermal stores and many people just do not understand them. :( If the pressurised heat bank (PHx) doesnt require a...