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I’ve got a 6 bedroom house with 4 bathrooms. There are 24 radiators in total. It’s a sealed system with an expansion vessel.

I’m going to upgrade the existing Grundfos pump to a small commercial type. I’ve already got two pumps in my possession to choose from. The Grundfos UPS2 25-80 and the Grundfos Alpha2 25-80. I’m looking for opinions on which pump to use or in fact if you think that neither of them are a good choice.
 

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Ups2 25-80 haven’t had any problems with them but depending on controls you might need a relay (due to amp draw)
 
According to Grundfos Product Centre the UPS2 15-50/60 has been replaced by the UPS3 15-50/65. The UPS2 25-80 and UPS2 32-80 are still available.
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I’ve got a 6 bedroom house with 4 bathrooms. There are 24 radiators in total. It’s a sealed system with an expansion vessel.

I’m going to upgrade the existing Grundfos pump to a small commercial type.
Why?
 
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I'm sure if you share what area you are from (only thereabouts, don't need to share entire address of course) then there may be a member on here that can help.

I’m in Reading, Berkshire
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According to Grundfos Product Centre the UPS2 15-50/60 has been replaced by the UPS3 15-50/65. The UPS2 25-80 and UPS2 32-80 are still available.
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Why?

The manufacturer’s installation instructions for my boiler suggest using a small commercial pump. British Gas engineer told me that using a standard pump can lead to premature failure of the heat exchanger.
 

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