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ok so "Atag"......... just checked out their website and they do an "A" and "Q" series any ideas which range i should be concentrating on?... and i take it they don't have an aliminium heat exchanger?. are these boilers as good as a wocester bosch?.... and kev why dont u fix your ass on one of...

wot kind of dumb advice is that!!...... anyone serious out there pls answer the questions!

soon to buy a 6 bedroom house, 3 showers, 2 kitchens. i need advice on a "rolls royce" central heating system. i've heard i should fit a megaflow system with a possible 250lt tank up in the loft extension. is this capacity enough? we would also like a water softner (Harvey Water Softner)...

"ericmark".... what have u been smokin?.... talk about going off on a tangent!..... you've just bored the pants out of me!....lol.....i think u need to get out abit more mate!

no i'm talking about the Low Voltage downlight MR16 (which u call ELV) not the low energy lights. hope this clarifies things.

read on the net earlier it was to do with the brilliance of light as compared to mains halogen downlight. mind u elecronic transformers are cheap as chips nowadays. costing anything from £2-£3.

at the moment we have low voltage downlights in our 3 bedroom house anyway and we hardly ever have all the downlights on at any one time anyway. its also for asthetics. i would never go back to pendants!... even though i know all about reflective light off of the ceilings! just needed to know...

ok so then why the need to go down the route of ELV?.... is the brilliance of light much more on the ELV route?

eh!!!!!........ what kind of dumb advice is that?...... anyone have some serious answers to my post pls?

was just doing abit of basic mathematics..... for low voltage lights (assuming 50w halogen bulbs and 12v transformer) P=IV so I=P/V..... so I=50/12= 4.16A per light fitting for mains voltage lights (assuming 50w halogen bulbs) P=IV so I=P/V..... so I=50/240 = 0.208A per light fitting...

hello everybody, just needed some advice on 2 plate wiring. i did a 2 plate wiring circuit in a brand new kitchen we had fitted a couple of years ago, and it had to be the easiest wiring i had ever done. wiring a 4 gang switch to 12 large LP flurescent light fittings. we are going to buy a 5...

thanks for the reply driller. but my problem is not that the bulb actually moves; to require the additional clips seen from your link. its just that maybe the quality is just not there of my previously bought holders as when i agitate the bulb at the holder end it intermittently comes on and...

my whole house has low voltage light fittings (12v Dilchroic). i am constantly going around replacing the crappy low voltage lamp holders. does anyone know of any brand/make they can recommend. i have tried these 2 different designs and so far my conclusion is that they are all crap...

belive me Axel because of this damn draughts everywhere we keep the heating on a hell of a lot and my gas bills because of this is astranomical :(

the wall behind the cupboard is an external wall and i i had a look and just realised that the bathroom towel rad is the only rad that has a thermostatic valve!!!!..... didn't realise that myself until now!

sorry by the time i wrote my last lenghty reply i got 2 messages already! firstly,D_Hailsham.... no ihave no chimney breast anywhere in the house as they have all been removed. Aswell as the TRV's i also have a remote control honeywell programmer/thermostat. and a programmer/thermostat on the...

first message to Agile..... yes i know the controls of the underfloor heating and that it does take longer time to heat up then the radiator side of the central heating system. thus is the reason for having a seperate dual zone setup; as if i didnt, it would mean that the upstairs (radiator...

first message to Agile......lambaygo was a typo error, so dont make me open up a can of whip ass on u! secondly (a sensible answer) a message to D.hailsham........yes i have underfloor heating downstairs "evertwhere";kitchen/living room/hallways and yes the house's central heating system is...

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sorry i forgot to mention that i suffer from a serious condition called "LUMBAYGO" and is caused and aggrivated by cold and drafts :(