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The ACV's don't have coils

How does a panic alarm system in disabled toilets work? I know there are panic buttons in each wc area and perhaps a sounder in a main area, but how do you know which dis wc area is requiring help. Is there an indicator on the panel which tells people which loo is in trouble?

I have been told a new system to house may require a boost tank and pump to improve water pressure and flow. I wonder if the kitchen tap is normally served from this boosted or is it fed off the normal mains supply (i.e. un-boosted) Its a tap in the house that is used more frequently than...

Does anyone know of any unvented cylinders that can be installed horzontally? I think ACV will go on their side (without immersion) but wasnt sure if there were any more out there. To fit in a tight roofspace. :) :)

Will probably need oversize the rads by 25% just to compensate. :o

When radiators are fitted within timber boxing, does it matter if the TRV is 'inside' the boxing too? If there is a bit of an opening in the boxing for the TRV to sense the temp.?

Just found out there is an armoured cable rising up near the annexe that was put in some time ago. It isn't feeding any DB's its just coming out of the ground with a few wires coming out of the end. Is this likely to be a single-phase cable, would there be another cable with it if it was...

Can the 3-phase sub-main be run internally through the main house?

What does IMHO mean? I assume the 'normal' solution would mean to take the supply for the annexe from the distribution board in the main house although it is some distance away?? The sub-main seems the most logical way forward, with a sep. board in the annexe, I have also found out that a...

I am completely gutting a large property which will need mostly new electrics (i am not an electrician) but I am curious as to how the electrics will be put in. Basically there is a main house 5 bed detached property with a link to a small annexxe guest area. 3-phase enters the house and...

How about.... http://www.atagheating.co.uk/default.aspx?cp=products_all Thought there would be one out there! I do agree though, a system boiler an HW cyl would be better. Cheers Lads

Yes, I had thought along similar lines. I just need to know if there are any 40kW heat output combi's out there, so I can justify 2 boilers? I take it you are all struggling to find one.... I am :)

No, what it is the bloke has had some calcs done on the building and reckons he needs 40kW heat output, he knows the drawbacks of a combi on hot water but he wants one and won't accept any other system. Therefore I need to show him a combi boiler with a heat output of 40kW.... big I know? I...

28kW heat outpu i'm afraid!! I can think of the ATAG Q51C ""The ecoTEC plus 937 power store high efficiency combination boiler provides a high level of hot water comfort and is ideally suited to properties with higher hot water demands. It is SEDBUK band A rated, has a 2 year warranty and...

2 bathrooms... but its the heating output that is needed, there was the Worcester Greenstar 40, but it has been discontinued, that did have 40 kW ‘heat’ output. Anymore spring to mind?

Central heating output only 30kW though

Sorry, I meant to say, could anyone suggest a combi boiler with a heat output of 40kW.... :o

Is anyone aware of a combination boiler with a heat output of up to 40kW?

Thanks, There is certainly more choice than I thought. I will have a look at the oil and panel versions. Yes, the oil one aren't that cheap are they. I see Acove do one too.... at almost £500.. !! http://www.warmrooms.co.uk/acatalog/Acova_Taiga_Evolution_Electric_Aluminium_Radiator.html