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possibly the thermostat..... have an ask here http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=11

blimey... i got away quite lightly there! :mrgreen:

Umm ok.

its all good, he was stood in the bath at the time :mrgreen:

i think the OP is confusing a switched fuse spur with spur off the ring.

fair enough, its not particularly great grammar, but B-A-S, you are one condescending ar5ehole sometimes.

i agree flamo... if this is for a new build, 80% has to conform to low energy fittings reducing the eventual wattage even further.

are you expecting a 'light shower' :mrgreen:

feed in, feed out, switched perm, switched live. you need to test which one goes to you switch.

35mm HO7? yup, a couple of times.

i have no opinion on this but theres nothing worse than having 0 replies to a question, thought id help you out :wink: :lol:

just be aware that most new boilers will insist on.. PERM LIVE SWITCHED LIVE BOILER NEUTRAL CPC PUMP LIVE PUMP NEUTRAL CPC You may invalidate the warranty if the pump neutral is shared and not a dedicated one. Rediculas but true.

yeah, good value for money, demans stock them. rcbos are cheap as chips too.

denmans designer range made by G.E.T. is 1.47 + vat per 2g skt.

then i retract my comment re. filling loops! appologies to mr riveralt :mrgreen:

sigh.... really? Combination boilers no storage tank, water and heating are heated directly from boiler via cold mains. Sealed system boilers (unvented) A system boiler (also known as a closed or sealed system boiler) works on the principle of stored hot water. This means that you...

hmmm... what system would you use a filling loop on?

ohhh you were digressing.. the boiler in the ops loft is not a combi, filler loops are not found on system boilers, only combis.

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