jamesdiyer Posted November 5 Author Posted November 5 (edited) 21 minutes ago, dpmiller said: sort that knot of restrictive elbows at the back of the outdoor unit and your issues will disappear, I reckon. No calculator needed. Would you propose using a Flexi to exit the back then? As we need to make a 90deg to enter the building. Perhaps just bend 35mm plastic Edited November 5 by jamesdiyer
dpmiller Posted November 5 Posted November 5 Flexis are recommended regardless, but yes either a formed bend or a radiussed bend fitting instead of those elbows. Personally I'd try to minimise the number of those pressed fittings used where possible as their ID can be surprisingly small...
jamesdiyer Posted November 5 Author Posted November 5 9 minutes ago, dpmiller said: Personally I'd try to minimise the number of those pressed fittings used where possible as their ID can be surprisingly small... Yes! Exactly.
jamesdiyer Posted December 15 Author Posted December 15 So there hasn't been an update on this as I was hoping the installer would have some decency, sadly they're now a ghost. With it being winter I can't do much. However due to issues with antifreeze being too high and two connections leaking I needed to resolve the situation behind the machine. I took the opportunity to swap the hot mess of 90s to a braided flexi. And as prediction the flow rate went from 1740 to 1860. It's not pretty as the plastic pipe is a bit long but I don't want to drain the whole system to fix it, I'll sort it in the next warm period or properly in summer. 1
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