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I am looking at the Firebird enviromax heat-pac C26 condensing oil boiler with a Reliance UFH control setup for temperature control from boiler and return to boiler. The Grant vortex was suggested and that looks good also. I am also looking at weather compensation but not to sure about the real...

I read looneyfitter's comment on using a twin coil setup to run direct to a UFH system from an oil boiler coupled with a weather compensation control. Could you just explain what a twin coil is? as i think i am mixing up with a buffer tank, daaaa. Cheers Rushworth

OK, there are some very useful suggestions. As I mentioned I might at some stage look at solar panels so going with a non-combi would open the way for that. With regard to plumbers I have spoken to three and got three totally different answers that all added up to the same thing, installing an...

I take the point about the 70 degrees. What is a blending valve? Cheers

Oh dear, corrosion in the heat exchanger, which sounds like a very bad hair day and the buffer tank idea is bleeding to death. So it comes down to is this, what is the best way to have the boiler connected to the UFH system so that the boiler is running at its optimum heat output and yet...

The reason I was thinking along the lines of a buffer tank is that I know UFH systems operates at a much lower temperature than that required for radiators (which are not an option) and oil boilers are either on or off affairs and thought that a store of water for the UFH to draw from would...

The reason I was thinking along the lines of a buffer tank is that I know UFH systems operates at a much lower temperature than that required for radiators (which are not an option) and oil boilers are either on or off affairs and thought that a store of water for the UFH to draw from would...

I have been following the posts on UFH from an oil boiler to buffer tank or not with keen interest as for one reason or another I am looking to install an 35 KW oil combination boiler to provide A, DHW on demand and B, for the existing UFH system. I have talked to a number of plumbers and have...