Which Is Best Sentinel X200 Or Fernox Silencer ?

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I am looking to buy one of the above products. Does anyone recommend one product over the other ?

Also, I've read that the easiest way to apply the liquid into the system is via the F & E tank. Am I correct in assuming you have to drain a certain amount from the system first ? If so, after refilling will the radiators require bleeding ?

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its a personal thing really i prefer sentinel x200 :confused:
expect it to take at least a month to start working though ;)
and yes you need to put it in header tank turn water off to header then drain a couple of buckets off to get it into the system cos it wont do alot sat in your header tank ;)
 
Or squirt it up a drain cock, saves having have to go in the loft.
 
gazthepottertonengineer said:
its a personal thing really i prefer sentinel x200 :confused:
expect it to take at least a month to start working though ;)
and yes you need to put it in header tank turn water off to header then drain a couple of buckets off to get it into the system cos it wont do alot sat in your header tank ;)
Well I prefer the Fernox silencer :LOL: It`s succesfully silenced 3 noisy old cast iron boilers for me ;)
 
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Nige F said:
gazthepottertonengineer said:
its a personal thing really i prefer sentinel x200 :confused:
expect it to take at least a month to start working though ;)
and yes you need to put it in header tank turn water off to header then drain a couple of buckets off to get it into the system cos it wont do alot sat in your header tank ;)
Well I prefer the Fernox silencer :LOL: It`s succesfully silenced 3 noisy old cast iron boilers for me ;)

See thats wot i mean personal thing !

X200 has sorted many netaheats and kingfishers out for me which are 30 years plus :D just dont expect it to work over night ;)
 

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