My existing, 50 year old copper cylinder measures roughly 43" (110mm) high by 18" (45mm) in diameter. This is too small for us and the cylinder is on its last legs anyway.l
I'm not good at volume. I need to know what size cylinder I have now so I can assess what size to buy new. Could someone help with that, please?
We are all electric here and I'm wondering if it would be prudent to buy a new cylinder with a central heating coil in it just in case, sometime in the future, we feel we ought to go over to a wet heating system. I won't be able to cope with the garden in four or five years and storage radiators do not help a property sale.
Just a thought. Could the unused central heating coil be used for solar panels?
I'm not good at volume. I need to know what size cylinder I have now so I can assess what size to buy new. Could someone help with that, please?
We are all electric here and I'm wondering if it would be prudent to buy a new cylinder with a central heating coil in it just in case, sometime in the future, we feel we ought to go over to a wet heating system. I won't be able to cope with the garden in four or five years and storage radiators do not help a property sale.
Just a thought. Could the unused central heating coil be used for solar panels?