I had decided upon a Worcester Bosch 30cdi combi boiler, but have heard that combi boilers can be a problem if your water flow level is low. Is water flow & / or water pressure something I should worry about? What effects would I notice on central heating and on shower flow etc?
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Worcester Bosch 30cdi flow issues
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if you have poor mains water pressure and flow then you cannot have a combi. as it wont work
nothing to do with the heating
Make sure that all those who quote for the job check for wtare flow and be very wary of those who dont and still recommend a combi
nothing to do with the heating
Make sure that all those who quote for the job check for wtare flow and be very wary of those who dont and still recommend a combi
says here
http://www.worcester-bosch.co.uk/homeowner/products/gas-boilers/greenstar-30cdi/literature
13.1 Litres per minute for a rise of 35deg
11.5 Litres per minute for a rise of 45 deg
sorry Benjamin what diff does that make?
not being argumentative but I have never checked the static pressure prior to a combi fit.
always noce to learn stuff
Most people are utterly confused when it comes to the relation between flow and pressure; flow is poor so they think the pressure must be low, and never think about opening the stopcock fully to let the 28mm mains under 6 bar do its job.
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