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    Central heating pump

    Postby VcRwL » Tue Dec 11, 2007 8:45 am

    I have recently installed a new pump on my central heating system which is indirect, can you tell me please which is the correct way of the flow should the arrow point towards the boiler or point away from the boiler,
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    Postby htg engineer » Tue Dec 11, 2007 4:39 pm

    Away from the boiler is best and most effective, but the heating will work with the pump in either way.
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    Re: Central heating pump

    Postby VcRwL » Wed Dec 12, 2007 8:44 am

    [quote="VcRwL"]I have recently installed a new pump on my central heating system which is indirect, can you tell me please which is the correct way of the flow should the arrow point towards the boiler or point away from the boiler,[/quote] thanks for that but the pump is fitted on the return pipe which is at the bottom of the boiler and it is pointing to the boiler if I fit it away from the boiler Will I need to move the pump to the upper pipe at the boiler which is the feed pipe to the system
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    Central heating pump

    Postby Perry525 » Wed Dec 12, 2007 6:04 pm

    The pump is always fitted on the return side of the boiler so it pushes the water into the boiler and thereby keeps as cool as possible. A proper return would see the water going into the pump at 20 degrees C lower temperature.
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