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onestepbeyond
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by onestepbeyond » Sat May 30, 2009 6:30 pm

is it possible to add a second indirect cylinder to a system to provide more hot water? it's an unvented system with a bronze pump. Thank you.

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by rosebery » Sun May 31, 2009 8:32 am

Why not just fit a bigger cylinder than you already have?

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by OldandGrey » Sat Jun 27, 2009 11:10 am

No, its not possible to add an indirect system to an unvented one. However, you could add the indirect system as a separate hot water system and feed it heat from the secondary output of the unvented cylinder.

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by onestepbeyond » Mon Jun 29, 2009 3:48 pm

The customer didn't want to pay for a much bigger cylinder, so I'm going to pair it with an equal sized cylinder. It's not a presurized system, it's fully vented with an indirect cylinder.

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by rosebery » Sat Jul 04, 2009 10:48 am

"The customer didn't want to pay for a much bigger cylinder, so I'm going to pair it with an equal sized cylinder."

Logic check! The customer doesn't want to pay for a bigger cylinder and minor plumbing adjustments but he's prepared to pay for second cylinder and rather more extensive plumbing adjustments. Can't compute that frankly.


"It's not a presurized system, it's fully vented with an indirect cylinder.""

Ah - OK in your first post you said it was unvented whih is why O&G responded the way he did I suppose.

BTW you do know this work is notifiable to the LABC don't you?

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