Hi, I have aquired a woodburner with a small stainless steel back boiler, dhw only. Is it possible to connect it directly to my indirect cylinder using a gravity system, I also have an oil system which feeds into the indirect cylinder coil, never used but I dont want to remove the oil system. The water cylinder is in a good position relative to the stove, 9 ft above and 6 ft to the right. Would it be possible to 't' off the cold water inlet just before it connects to the cylinder and have the hot out from the boiler 't' into the hot out from the cylinder. Are their any other possibilities? any advice appreciated.
connecting stainless back boiler directly
- Thread starter mcubbin
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Hi, thanks for the reply, could you be more specific. What type of flange and where and how would I fit them?
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