Quote for heating system - sound reasonable?

[D_Hailsham]

the term 'power shower' is generally used buy the general public

and by all manufacturers.

who has the right to tell client how much water he/she should be using , hot water consumption should be based on customers needs & not what you 'think'.

I don't think we will have to wait too long before there is an EU Directive and UK legislation limiting the flow rate from a shower.

There is already a Building Regulation stating that the potential water consumption in new houses must not exceed 125 litres/person. A 30 minute shower at 10 litres/min ... work it out for yourself.

 

[gasafengineer]

D-Hailsham , with all due respect , we can all train a parrot , whether that parrot knows what he's talking about is a different matter.

 

[D_Hailsham]

D-Hailsham , with all due respect , we can all train a parrot , whether that parrot knows what he's talking about is a different matter.

Who trained you, then?

 

[monoxide62]

 

[gasafengineer]

D-Hailsham , with all due respect , we can all train a parrot , whether that parrot knows what he's talking about is a different matter.

Who trained you, then?

My dear old college lecturers back in the 70s , in class & on site.

BTW , -3 outside temps are now used for heat loss calcs.

 

[D_Hailsham]

My dear old college lecturers back in the 70s , in class & on site.

Might be time for a refresher course then. Things have changed a lot in the last 40 years.

 

[gasafengineer]

You still haven't replied regards boiler size in your house , let me take a guess , 4 bed/6kw?

 

[Gasman77]

You are a muppet. 38 kw on 12 rads? Mug.

 

[gasafengineer]

You are a muppet. 38 kw on 12 rads? Mug.

Total fool , had situations wherby 10 rads required 58kw.

 

[Gasman77]

And how often does that happen?