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Ok, I've now found out my cylinder is a primatic one. I was wondering how easy/difficult this would be to replace? I guess I will get an indirect cylinder and put the CHW tank in the loft while keeping the DHW tank I have now in the same place. I guess there is no chance of putting in a power...

The feed to the HW cylinder is the tank immediately above it, there is none in the loft. The CW tank is 20 gallons. What type of shower could I have? I didn't want to put an electric one in due to the new IEEE rules ( part P ), thus would need somebody to do this. Many thanks Chris, Steve

Hi, How can I tell if my hot water cylinder is a fortic one or not? I do have a cold water tank above the hwc, if it was a fortic would I not have this cold water tank? I do know the cylinder is a self filling indirect model - single feed, what does this mean? Many thanks for any help, Steve

hi, I am hoping to fit a mixer shower this weekend, just hope it will work. I have a hot water cylinder in airing cupboard with cold water tank sitting above it. Will a mixer shower work with this combination, I think this is gravity fed? Also, will it be best to run hot water straight from...

Thanks for reply, I was just thinking I could have connected the existing cu to a new shower unit as I've no room left in the existing cu to connect the shower to. Anybody recommend a good electrician in Bolton area?! Thanks, Steve

Hi, Is it possible to connect a shower unit 63A, 30mA RCD, 50A MCB to my existing consumer unit by using the cable coming out of it and wiring this to a henley block and then wiring back to the consumer unit ? I don't want to use the cable coming from the meter and pulling the service fuse...