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whats the difference between all the different heating plans? ie w plan etc?
cheers
ben
cheers
ben
Read Honeywell Plans Detail to learn all about them.whats the difference between all the different heating plans? ie w plan etc?
cheers
ben
why are they called s plan etc? are they shaped like an s?
What plan would i have? Ive got a combi but beforehand the house must have had a vented system because there is still an old water tank in the loft. I dont think that the pipe work would have been taken out and changed when the new boiler was fitted because the last owners cheaped out and bought a useless Sime boiler.
Your reply made me think. It's not really gravity but Convection which makes the water circulate so maybe that's why it was called a C-plan?Would the C be Conventional plan? Gravity circulation using large bore pipework, later amended to retain use of gravity for the hot water circuit, (still using 28mm large bore pipes) but with the addition of a circulator on the heating side to facilitate use of smaller bore pipework.
What plan would i have? Ive got a combi but beforehand the house must have had a vented system because there is still an old water tank in the loft. I dont think that the pipe work would have been taken out and changed when the new boiler was fitted because the last owners cheaped out and bought a useless Sime boiler.
A combi does not need a "plan", which is only used when hot water is indirectly heated by the boiler and stored in a cylinder, usually in the airing cupboard. In the case of a combi, the water comes straight fom the mains, is heated by the boiler and goes from there straight to the tap.
There are some combis which have storage as well, but that is not the normal way a combi works.
What plan would i have? Ive got a combi but beforehand the house must have had a vented system because there is still an old water tank in the loft. I dont think that the pipe work would have been taken out and changed when the new boiler was fitted because the last owners cheaped out and bought a useless Sime boiler.
if your watertank is still in use, you have what is known as: a botchjob.
one of the great advantages of a combi is that it makes the disgusting open tanks obsolete, so every tap in the house supplies potable water. or as it apparently is called these days: wholesome
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