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Or just some simple shuttering and a few barrows of concrete ...

No E7 i’m Afraid

All fixed Thermostat blown so replaced . As the 1 thermostat is always on would it be wise to put that on a timer also . My logic being that 1 element cold heat for 12 hours ; turn off ; then the other comes on . Kind if like spreading the load . Or is that pointless???

That’s just the way it was installed . So in theory I could boost hot water using the timer - but it seems fine with just 1 element heating . As I pay the electric bill ...

Yes afaik - heated just by electric immersion .

Is the black lump on the tank the stat ?? old photo !

His twat text ( even though he hasn’t been there ) says the thermostat is gone . Looking back at my photo of the tank - where is the thermostat?????????

Well ! Unsurprisingly the guy who installed the uvc has diagnosed the fault and was meant to fix it today . Whats amazing is I have my automated heating system which shows when someone’s in the room . By coincidence the tenant for the room with uvc is away . Guess what ? No one’s been in - though keys are accessible! . Better yet of course I have Cctv !! / nope can’t see uvc guy ! Thats 1 week tomorrow with no hot showers ... Guess i’ll Have to give up on his ‘warranty ‘ repair I.e never turn up and pay someone instead ffs !!!

I mean maybe a mains tap simply above the tank - so no physical connection.....

Erm ! Might it just be easier ( say you are using the hose and tank runs dry ) that you manually turn a tap to start filling the tank from the mains ..... ????

So what’s the best way to deal with potentially the tank empty ? I.e I really don’t want mains water ( meter ! ) filling it up !!! . So i’m Guessing if tank empty you automatically ‘swap’ to mains . Best way to achieve that ??

Yeah ; I’ve pretty much convinced myself this is the way to go . But it’s nice to get it approved by you @JSHarris

Whilst I did plan to have this with one of those nice fancy tanks and automated controller - I’m starting to wonder .... Its uses are toilets , washing machine and garden . Ignoring garden water - there isn’t really a massive saving . Also I’m less keen to have ‘roof’ water staining my nice toilet ! Tempted to drop it ( and save cash ) Garden though still worth it . So I can easily set a cheap tank underground but assume I’ll need to pump it out to get good hose pipe type pressure . So a simple tank with some kind of pump ??? I have a vague recollection this may have been discussed before .... ?

Oh bum it - i’ll Get smaller mesh - better to be safe than sorry !!

It was sold as rodent mesh so I naturally assumed it’s sizing was correct .....

Hmmmm , i’d Say about 9mm ..... ?

So ! Here we have type of thing . Not fixed yet - just need to screw it to render board . None of it will be visible as pedestal tiles will hide it .

Ok ? ; i’ll Shop around ! ?

Need to order soon in wall cistern etc . was looking at https://www.manomano.co.uk/p/pack-wc-geberit-duofix-up100-cuvette-ideal-standard-tesi-aquablade-plaque-de-commande-delta21-chrome-mat-5135884 Any comments before I zap the cash ?

Someone bite !! ?

WRAS approval pending !

Anyway ! No one has asked the obvious question of the cost for either model .

No no no . The carbon filter has nano technology to break down any organic matter . The sieve is just a built in safety device . You know i’m Right .

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