Beau Posted October 8 Posted October 8 We are losing pressure on our GSHP based UFH system. I have been unable to find any leaks so guessing its the expansion vessel which is an old second hand one anyway. Is it worth splurging on a stainless replacement as I hear the steel ones have a pretty short life these days? Thanks
JohnMo Posted October 8 Posted October 8 3 minutes ago, Beau said: hear the steel ones have a pretty short life these days? If your water is inhibited not sure why you would have an issue.
SimonD Posted October 8 Posted October 8 8 minutes ago, Beau said: I hear the steel ones have a pretty short life these days? I see very few problems, only perished bladders, not the cylinders themselves.
Beau Posted October 8 Author Posted October 8 The last one sprung a sudden leak making a right old mess. Probably 15 years old at the time. Had a second hand one laying about which I popped in. I stumbled on a thread somewhere with lots of guys saying new ones were rubbish and only lasting 5-7 years. Good to hear maybe they are not as bad as that thread made me think. Yes the system has inhibitor on it
JohnMo Posted October 8 Posted October 8 1 minute ago, Beau said: lots of guys saying new ones were rubbish and only lasting 5-7 years They are possibly also saying radiators are rubbish and don't last, also don't understand why all the black sludge is in the heating system.
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