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should be plumbing? 50mm hole for the strap on boss in the soil pipe, Solvent weld strap on boss to soil, then a rubber adapter bringing this down for 40 or 32 mm for the waste pipe

sound coming from the water inlet valves?

yes, but have you seen how much FTP is, the boss did and said "UTP will be fine" :shock: :lol:

i wouldn't be suprised if the run is just over 100 meters, its from one end of the building, through the warehouse close to electrics. 100mbit works fine, between the switches, next to no error rate, just wont keep gigabit link, never had the inclination to track down that one as it only...

yeap booted is the rubber "anti snag" they put on patch lead connections. if you want Cat6 throughout, you need to use Cat6 throughout. any Cat5e faceplates will pull that line down to the Cat5e standard. to be honest though, i don't see any harm using Cat5e for faceplates and patch leads...

unfortionally i've no idea on how long etc... but whack a dehumdifier in there, it'll suck the moisture out the air, reducing the airborne humidity and thus causing the wet surfaces to dry out quicker. keep doors & windows closed for max drying effect :?:

catch is the company installing the panels will take the FIT's payments, recooping their cost of investment and earning themselves a profit at the tax payers expense (goverment payment!). the FIT (feed in tarrif) payment can be about £1000 per year that the company keep to cover a £15,000...

my baxi back boiler has 3 tappings, with the HW return injector teed into the CH return i thought the reason for not blocking the HW flow was to ensure if the boiler was running away thermally, the expanding hot water could escape up the vent pipe without any restrictions, the boiler...

pressure equalising valve

it will come down to which mixer you get, have a look at the specs, they normally show a flow rate @ x bar it isn't a guarantee as most figures are without a shower head. the ones i'm looking at generally show about 7 L/min @ 0.2 bar

I think PRV's normally only come down to 1 or 1.5 bar, still not enough to give you a balanced supply for a normal mixer **edit, why not just use a PEV in your case, most can cope with a 10:1 difference ??? ** but that would might be low enough for a low pressure thermostatic mixer, the...

it's unlikely it'll work as you want. i'm in a similar position and have done a fair bit of reading, so i may be wrong on some points but to summise.. 6m of head equates to roughly 0.6bar best case scenario mains pressure is ?? (assuming 4 bar..) would mean the mains is nearly 8...

i cheated and used a flexi waste as they can be stretched out, get it connected to the pan and the soil pipe while away from the wall, when you push it back, the pipe will contract up again. unfortunately i had to box mine off from the wall, one because the mains cold and...

turn normal ones upside down? :lol:

Doh, yes that makes sense :mrgreen: Thanks guys you've been a real help, i'll post back when i've done the work

Been having a read, thanks for the pointer Space Cat looks like I need to use "C Plan" as i've got gravity HW and pumped CH 1) 28mm zone valve 2) Cylinder Thermostat 3) Room thermostat Presume the only place i can install the zone valve will be next to the tank here as I...

Zone valve sounds like an good idea, as even with the pump off, some radiators get warm to the touch. I'm not sure were i'd site it, after the pump further up the pipe work?? i'm also looking to put a magnabooster in, presumably on the pipe immediately above the pump, see here I...

just added some images to the album showing the hot water tank. System is laid out the same as the install instructions as far as i can tell heating pipework which then runs under the stairs... water supply pipe work (mains cold, gravity hot)

It's gravity fed hot water, Pumped central heating, No zone valves at all, only controls are visible in picture. Old council house with baxi Bermuda and upstairs hot water tank with f&e tank

Hi Guys, Looking at my current system, there are no thermostat controls other than the 0 to 4 dial on the front of my Baxi bermuda :lol: So other than the programmer turning various parts off at set times, there isn't anything to regulate the temperature, we quite often find...