Tide2 Posted Sunday at 14:41 Posted Sunday at 14:41 Has anyone experience using or installing these with a gas combi boiler
JohnMo Posted Sunday at 17:36 Posted Sunday at 17:36 2 hours ago, Tide2 said: Has anyone experience using or installing these with a gas combi boiler Why would you install with a gas combi? Tell us what you are trying to achieve?
Nickfromwales Posted Sunday at 19:09 Posted Sunday at 19:09 1 hour ago, JohnMo said: Why would you install with a gas combi? Tell us what you are trying to achieve? Usually to get higher DHW flow rates, or possibly somewhere to bin off some excess solar PV.
JohnMo Posted Sunday at 19:45 Posted Sunday at 19:45 28 minutes ago, Nickfromwales said: Usually to get higher DHW flow rates, or possibly somewhere to bin off some excess solar PV. Maybe simpler to do it upstream of the combi rather than after. Then small amounts of temp rise give massive uplift in flow rate. Combi-SuperFlow-White-Paper-v1-2-4.pdfCanetis-SuperFlow-Product-Sheet-WE-050318.pdf You can also do it way more cheaply than a mini store. As a mini store is based on heating medium in the cylinder and domestic water in the tubes. So you really need to connect the combi to system boiler for the proposed to work.
Nickfromwales Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago 21 hours ago, JohnMo said: Maybe simpler to do it upstream of the combi rather than after. Then small amounts of temp rise give massive uplift in flow rate. Combi-SuperFlow-White-Paper-v1-2-4.pdf 960.61 kB · 12 downloads Canetis-SuperFlow-Product-Sheet-WE-050318.pdf 322.43 kB · 5 downloads You can also do it way more cheaply than a mini store. As a mini store is based on heating medium in the cylinder and domestic water in the tubes. So you really need to connect the combi to system boiler for the proposed to work. You’re still always constrained by the physical max flow rate of water, whatever temp, through a combi.
JohnMo Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago (edited) 49 minutes ago, Nickfromwales said: You’re still always constrained by the physical max flow rate of water, whatever temp, through a combi. Could get 3 showers out of mine, you take the flow restrictor out, I never installed mine, because I always preheat with upstream preheat, can't do any better with UVC I now have. Edited 7 hours ago by JohnMo
Nickfromwales Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 5 hours ago, JohnMo said: Could get 3 showers out of mine, you take the flow restrictor out, I never installed mine, because I always preheat with upstream preheat, can't do any better with UVC I now have. UVC doesn't give higher flow rates at the 50o+ temps? Combi's can't usually be compared. 3 showers is very good, at what flow rates?
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