boiler suitable for combined f+e

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hello i am currently running pipe work for a new heating system, i have yet to sort out the gas supply pipe and get a boiler installed, i hope gas engineers will be looking for work in a few weeks. It appears i thought i was doing myself a favour by going for a combined f and e but have since heard on here that onlt some boiler can be connected to this system, have a still good a good choice of quality boilers or not? 4 bed house with water cylinder and ensuite.
 
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I would recommend dropping the open vent boiler, which is what you are describing and go for a system boiler.

The whole system will last longer and be more reliable.

Combined f&e is just one way that a open vent heating system/boiler can be configured.
 
hello i am currently running pipe work for a new heating system, i have yet to sort out the gas supply pipe and get a boiler installed, i hope gas engineers will be looking for work in a few weeks. It appears i thought i was doing myself a favour by going for a combined f and e but have since heard on here that onlt some boiler can be connected to this system, have a still good a good choice of quality boilers or not? 4 bed house with water cylinder and ensuite.

Sorry but I didn`t understand a word of that, maybe I`m too young, what system do you have and what are you talking about? what is a combined f& e, ? what the fook are you rambling on about, what`s worse is other fitters know what you are talkin about? Or pretend to. :rolleyes:

What is an f&e system Gas4you, I only ask because I`m ignorant. Help me out here. I`d do you a favour mate. :D
 
Bamber, are you drunk? :eek:

I would also recommend a sealed system rather than open vent.
 
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What is an f&e system Gas4you, I only ask because I`m ignorant. Help me out here. I`d do you a favour mate. :D

A combined f&e is simply where the feed, expansion and vent pipe is one and the same, connected to the bottom of the f&e tank.

It must be a minimum size of 22mm. I believe it was first brought in many years ago by BG to overcome pumping over problems.

Personally I don't like it, but then who am I to say otherwise :rolleyes:
 
Bamber, are you drunk? :eek:



No, no, no of course I know what a combined f& e is, don`t be silly, it`s just that he was going on about a new system and I thought, (well it doesn`t matter).... but when he said he was going revolutionary I didn`t expect him to come up with a combined f&e, as we all know has been the solution to every badly installed conventional system.

Sorry if it makes no sense. :rolleyes:

It didn`t strike me that someone would recommend a conventional set up which is pants. Sorry misinterpreted the whole shooting match. :oops:
 
I will have to defer to your greater sense of irony

What the f*uck does that mean? I wasn`t being ironic, I was talking through my Aristotle again. :rolleyes:
 
Oops

Stupid mogget gets the wrong end of the stick again :oops:

That`s o,k, my sweetie I didn`t realise that you were a wiltshire lass....


































all the more reason to not be so f* ucking stupid you barn dwelling, hay chewing cloth eared bint!
 

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