Combi Power?
- Thread starter Raji
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You have about 9-15 litres per minute of hot water to play with.
You can use it however you like.
But a big shower alone can use over 15 li/min.
Simply no combi can well supply two outlets at the same time!
Tony
You can use it however you like.
But a big shower alone can use over 15 li/min.
Simply no combi can well supply two outlets at the same time!
Tony
Possible, yes.
Provided you don't mind waiting an hour for the bath to fill, and the shower to be the most feeble thing since bathrooms were invented.
Combination boilers are single outlet solutions.
If you want more than one outlet, some other system is required.
Provided you don't mind waiting an hour for the bath to fill, and the shower to be the most feeble thing since bathrooms were invented.
Combination boilers are single outlet solutions.
If you want more than one outlet, some other system is required.
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What about the 937.
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ALEC1
With a blending valve its good.. but not for long...and thats the problem...
at the end of the day you need a decen store, such as the viessmann 111, gloworm ultrapower of vitodenss 222... they all have decent size stores...
at the end of the day you need a decen store, such as the viessmann 111, gloworm ultrapower of vitodenss 222... they all have decent size stores...
Personal Opinion here, but the cost difference installing a stored combi to an unvented setup may only be £2-300 with an unvented set probably offering better long term reliability and cheaper maintenance costs.
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