Joining two unvented hot water cylinders together

[Chrismac]

Any suggestions or advice on combining two 250 litre unvented cylinders together.:whatchutalkingabout Cheers

 

[on31ll]

You got your g3 qualification ? If you did youd have answer

 

[Chrismac]

If you check me you'll see I have!

 

[on31ll]

How would i go about checking you pal ? Think about it how would ypu connect them ?

 

[Chrismac]

I ain't ya pal spousespouse

 

[on31ll]

And you may be G3 but the other people seeing this thread aint ! If you a plumber up your post count and ask to be allowed in arms !

 

[gassafe]

It's a good question, there are different ways of doing it! It's important to keep all the safety devices & controls! I'm not sure if guys will give out too much info without unvented ticket proof now it seems...

 

[Chrismac]

You seem to have a bit of a communication problem up there in merseyside, if you ain't got anything to say other than if you had ya g3 don't reply. Thanks fa nothing.

 

[Chrismac]

But I will be upping me post count..

 

[on31ll]

You seem to have a bit of a communication problem up there in merseyside, if you ain't got anything to say other than if you had ya g3 don't reply. Thanks fa nothing.

No need for a attitude pal ! When i did my unvented we went through how to connect them up etc ! Yano so assuming you have had your training why ainy you learnt it ! But i understamd training varies from place to place ! You say thanks for nothin about what i said but then say u will up your post count after i recommended it ! See you round the forums

 

[SafeGasInstall]

if you now how to fit one , what stoping you fitting two together ?

 

[SafeGasInstall]

You seem to have a bit of a communication problem up there in merseyside, if you ain't got anything to say other than if you had ya g3 don't reply. Thanks fa nothing.

communication problem ???? cos you did not get what you were expecting ??

 

[on31ll]

if you now how to fit one , what stoping you fitting two together ?

Exactly my point !

 

[lame plumber]

best way to get an answer is to talk to the cyl manufacturers for their opinion, that way you cant get it wrong if you didnt learn on course.

 

[Whn1]

If you are qualified why are you getting so uptight about people asking, I find it a breath of fresh air when people ask for my if I'm competent, that says to me people are starting to clamp down on monkeys fitting appliances dangerously.

This guys is why we need an unvented section.

 

[galaxy_plumbing]

haha, exactly WHn. his attitude wont give him any answer.

 

[Chrismac]

Well that was informative for my first thread. Can't wait for the next one which I am thinking up.rrr::bulb2:

 

[SafeGasInstall]

You are welcome ! Most people get what they want in live if they know how to ask for it :rolleyes2::rolleyes2::rolleyes2::rolleyes2::rolleyes2::rolleyes2::rolleyes2::rolleyes2:

 

[Chrismac]

Goodo I think my question was termed ok, but I put it in the wrong part of your forum. I am 100 percent against any non registered unskilled persons carrying out gas/plumbing. End of.

 

[on31ll]

Well that was informative for my first thread. Can't wait for the next one which I am thinking up.rrr::bulb2:

whats your next one gonna be ? Hot to connect onto a copper gas pipe using plastic ? Ill tell you now it will start the same way ! Are you GSR ?

 

[SafeGasInstall]

its OUR forum

 

[chris watkins]

I think we may all be getting our nickers in a twist & going over the top here.
I can answer the question properly without giving anything away that would allow un-registered installers to gain info or advantage.
If you are going to connect up these units you must install them as if they are single units i.e. each must have its own composite control valves on each cold & if indirect they must have their own zone valve installed & wired to each cylinders control & O/H stats.
Only the hot outlets are then connected.
This info is freely available from manufactures (although I had to ask Megaflo for written confirmation on the primary's, recently).
Hope that helps Chrismac

 

[Chrismac]

Thank you mr Watkins, for your very informative & polite answer.

 

[Chrismac]

Oh,! & by the way is it ok to run gas in hep20??

 

[chris watkins]

Oh,! & by the way is it ok to run gas in hep20??

Now now, don't push your luck !!!!!

 

[Chrismac]

Hahaha, got to get back its not holding up on the g.t.t, might have to get me matchs out.

 

[lame plumber]

did g3 today and anything 500 or over it would seem has to be designed by manufacturer to cover ones bum so I would ask the makers for full spec on 2 times 250 myself if thats the case

 

[Chrismac]

Thanks for that, I don't remember having that info when I did the g3 but was going to contact them before I start the job. Cheers

 

[bill9005]

if you now how to fit one , what stoping you fitting two together ?

the thing is, i know exactly where Chrismac is coming from. if you have never banked two cylinders together, it can be a very daunting task. the task itself is very easy on paper but when your trying to get your head round it for the first time, it can be difficult no matter how much you've trained. when i did my g3, they didnt say anything about putting two together, so when i was asked to do it at my previous place of work, i was quite suprised, and tbh stumped on how to go about doing it!! we went down the route that lame plumber suggested, we actually got a full system diagram from megaflo.

hope this helps chrismac

 

[chris watkins]

View attachment 2 x Megaflo Eco Indirect.pdf
I don't know if the above will help. Don't forget 2 x zone valves required 1 on each controlled by its own cylinder stat / HL.