Heat Leak Rad on Range

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• 10 Apr 2007

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Hi,

A friend of mine has a range cooker, rated 60,000 BTU for hot water and central heating. At the moment the central heating system has a heat leak in the bathroom. Wanting to update the bathroom and change the rad we would like to know what wattage/btu the new rad should be. I have estimated around 1000watts, but have no clue if I am right or not, I based it on a similar rad to the existing.

Looking in the tech manual for the range it makes no mention of the rating for the heat leak! Does any one have any idea/conversion chart for heat leaks?

 

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• 11 Apr 2007

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What fuel is the appliance burning?

 

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Bamber gaspipe

• 11 Apr 2007

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A friend of mine has a range cooker, rated 60,000 BTU for hot water and central heating.

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your cooker runs your Central Heating/hot water?

 

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• 11 Apr 2007

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Bamber gaspipe said:

your cooker runs your Central Heating/hot water?

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If you don't understand then butt out.

 

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Bamber gaspipe

• 11 Apr 2007

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Softus said:

Bamber gaspipe said:

your cooker runs your Central Heating/hot water?

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If you don't understand then butt out.

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just foolin` witcha Dude, can`t wait for your solution

 

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• 11 Apr 2007

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Take it - it's all yours.

 

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• 11 Apr 2007

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Softus said:

All yours.

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I don`t understand, that`s why I`m waiting for your solution. I`m Butting out.

 

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• 11 Apr 2007

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Softus said:

What fuel is the appliance burning?

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As a long shot probably gas. It`s your party.