Hi team hope all well I will be fitting some intergas combis and just confirming what to fit on the cold side for scale prevention as I'm on the south coast, I am thinking of putting a tee and valves on he/cw so in future if it scales up I can clean boiler circuit. As I'm not 100% on the inline mesh type scale reducers any thoughts would be great thanks team
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Scale reducers for intergas
- Thread starter Hason
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Combi mate. Easy peasy.
Magnetic and wrap around ones are snake oil.
Good call on the flushing valves.
Magnetic and wrap around ones are snake oil.
Good call on the flushing valves.
Actually the ( permanent ) magnet ones work well.
Also the electrolytic ones. They do have a limited life but don't need refilling every few months like the polyphosphate filled ones.
A customer who was bothering IG was told that ALL their boilers should be fitted with a scale reducer and they ONLY approved the electrolytic type.
That's what she told me!
Tony
Also the electrolytic ones. They do have a limited life but don't need refilling every few months like the polyphosphate filled ones.
A customer who was bothering IG was told that ALL their boilers should be fitted with a scale reducer and they ONLY approved the electrolytic type.
That's what she told me!
Tony
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