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Their are a few layouts in this link - http://www.rayburn-web.co.uk/raytech/chtg5.htm Cant figure out where they are piping the heat dump to though. The by-pass seems to go straight back into the return. I fitted a Stanley and just fitted a diff by-pass around the HW zone...

Icgs wrote So the cooker burner only produces 2 kw. ??

Yekal Wrote Fair play to anyone who can decypher the above. Does anyone know if the oil fired CH/HW/Cooking Rayburn is fitted with twin burners like the Stanleys ??. Yekal , Do you know if you appliance is fitted with two burners or just one ?

Chris R wrote I see this figure put about quite often on forums. However the guy is self employed and as such has costs like a van to run and pay for, insurance to pay, parking fee,s to pay , sundries to purchase etc. Plus I doubt if he has his evenings off. If he is a...

Jack_s wrote Not much. Have you considered the cowboy route. I went into domestic plumbing with sweet fa as regards qualifications. To be honest I find domestic water/heating systems a bit diy. My background was specialised industrial pipefitting. I left all that behind me...

[b]simond wrote[/b Aqualisa thermostatic shower have three cartridges which they call their "opto"range. Gravity, Combi and high pressure and all colour coded to differentiate them.

I had for quote recently for the Froiling (I was informed they are Rolls Royce quality) wood chip burner. £20,000 and I still need a plumber to pipe it to my existing system. The Froiling log burner was a little cheaper at £9000. I get the woodchips for free as I live on...

beardedgeoff wrote Thought as much. Doubt you would be able to compete anyway as an installer. I actually install very little now. The property I own is worth millions and I dont need to sell it . :D

beardedgeof wrote I checked jack shi@t. I was a cowboy installer. I could detail these but I would get tired typing. :( Nah ,thats OK. Would prefer to remain a cowboy installer and undercut guys like you. :lol:

Beardedgeoff wrote Conditions like a colder incoming mains supply in the winter or unbalanced supplies caused when other people use other outlets in the premise while someone is showering ?? So what happens in the summer if the valve is adjusted for winter conditions ??. How...

beardedgeoff wrote Still dont see why the internal parts have to be played around with. Any I have fitted the manufactureres instructions have NEVER stated that the valve has to be stripped apart and set up or adjusted and they worked fine. Would have thought you would be...

Thanks for the replies thus far. Yes ,its a mobile lighting tower-generator. It has 2 outlets for 110v to power site tools etc. A changer over switch from these sockets to the 4 large halogen lights. I havent investigated what bulbs are fitted yet but the plates on the light...

A standard manual mixer with an internal pressure balancing machanism fitted may well perform better than a thermostatic mixer on a combi system. The main requirement is that the hot supply should remain relatively constant. I think the combination boiler should acheive this ...

mpc wrote Sorry ,Dont know. :( Have just read stuff on forums about them thermostatic mixers not performing to well when coupled to a combination boiler. Ive only fitted them to UV cylinders and have never had any problems. :D

Have just purchased a lighting tower second hand at an auction and was thinking of doing some testing on it with my new diy multimeter. so just thought I would pop this question in case I fry myself. Their is no 240 supply of the machine just 110V so I want to see if the...

mpc wrote Yeah , fit a good unvented cylinder. Thermostatic valves dont seem to work to well on combination boilers but someone may know one which will work OK.

Is the pump working.? Have you tried winding it up to full speed. ?

NEILAIDKEY wrote Who knows. :cry: I dont think your problems with this system are going to be resolved over a plumbing forum to be honest. I could take a look at it for you if you are 50 miles within Armagh but I would warn you I was a cowboy operator in plumbing...

I dont think they would be an option for a 12 loop manifold system.

Thats a Danfoss valve . :D