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A pin header (or simply header) is a form of electrical connector. A male pin header consists of one or more rows of metal pins molded into a plastic base, often 2.54 mm (0.1 in) apart, though available in many spacings. Male pin headers are cost-effective due to their simplicity. The female counterparts are sometimes known as female socket headers, though there are numerous naming variations of male and female connectors. Historically, headers have sometimes been called "Berg connectors", but headers are manufactured by many companies.
For reasons that I won't go into.
Is it possible to control the water flow to a cold water header tank without having a ballcock in the header tank? ie to place some sort of control elsewhere in the feed pipe before the water gets to the header tank - turning off the mains water supply would...
I am looking to replace my existing Vaillant heat-only boiler with a new Vaillant ecotec plus 630 system boiler (30kW). I have a megaflo hot-water cylinder, a central heating system (serving 21 radiators) and an orangery built last year (6m x 4m) with underfloor heating. Through running some...
In my loft I have a circular 50-gallon cold water header tank which had a lash-up of insulation. (It still does.) An Internet search of suppliers in my town (population 170,000+) failed to find a suitable jacket, so I ordered one on-line (where there was hardly any choice). It proved to be...
Can somebody tell me where I can get a cover/top compatible with this header tank please? as insects are getting into the hot water
It will also need some form of insulation jacket
The tank has been replaced at some point by an identical one, maybe it was damaged so I have included a photo of...
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I have a problem with my hot water header tank getting warm water into it from the bottom of the header tank (not the hooked overflow/expansion pipe. Hence the header tank then reaches the overflow level and the overflow trickles out.
I have changed the ball valve washers thinking it was...
Hi all,
Just recently noticed the overflow has started pouring water out, there are three tanks in the loft and I'm quite sure this is from the heating.
We have two boilers, one for water and one for the heating, it's an 8 bed Victorian house (bed and breakfast)
I went into the loft to see what...
Hi there, thanks for taking the time to read this. I've been trying to diagnose why my gas consumption is so high and been doing various measurements and tests.
With the UFH, my setup is about 10 room zones connected on two separate UF manifolds linked to one UF pump with a return blending...
I've got a Greenstar 8000 going through a low loss header feeding 3 circuits, two trad rads and one UFH. Will it increase efficiency by instaling a temp sensor on the header and setting the boiler settings accordingly?
In the summer I had the boiler and 6 (out of 10) radiators replaced.
Last week I discovered a growth in the plastic header tank, which until then had always contained clear water.
I skimmed the growth off but it is starting to appear again.
What caused it and how do I remedy it?
Thanks
Hi I just bought a house with a combination hot water cylinder & cant replace the heating system yet as we have walls to knock down etc where the new radiators would be & the new layout will require different sizes.
My GF needs a more powerful shower its a trickle atm. I ordered a pumped power...
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I have noticed dripping from the overflow pipe coming from the header tank (smaller tank in loft) not sure why but I cannot adjust the ball value thing or how to. I have removed some water from the tank but there is a copper pipe which should sit in the tank but not where it feeds to
Any...
Hi all, - say equivalent of t-spoonful over a day . Can I do the following to fix it please:
1. Turn off all incoming and outgoing pipes to the Low Loss Header and remove the Drain Valve.
2. Clean the Drain Valve and apply PTFE tape to the valve and Install it back on again.
3. Turn ON all...
I have a loft main water tank. I want to lower its height (at the moment raised higher in the loft by 1 meter to give more pressure I think) so I can put it in the eaves ready for a future loft conversion. I like the idea of a header tank for water shortages and being able to flush the loo if...
Any heating lads help a brother out I've fitted a low loss header on a system. 4 storey house previous engineer piped full thing in 22mm using a vissemann v100 combi 4 additional zones and with just the standard boiler pump to run it all with an 60sqm underfloor heating zone with its own pump...
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I have a gravity-fed system I have flushed it out a couple of times and it has had x400 in the system for the last 4 weeks.
There was one radiator with stubborn flow left which doesn't heat up enough, it has 8mm pipes which I think is the problem, rather than the rad as I have had the rad...
Hi guys. I have an issue with the header tank in my loft being full of hot water. The vent from the cylinder goes into the cold water tank so it’s not coming from there. There is a vent pipe that comes from what I am assuming is the hot feed to the cylinder coil (50mm copper looks like it come...
Hi Guys
I’m no expert so excuse the question if I’ve done something wrong.
I noticed some persistent noises happening with my heating. I therefore decided to use the 3 stage fernox fluids. F3 then F1 then F2. This meant that I had to completely drain system and refill a couple of times. I...
We are experiencing problems with our heating system which has become apparent after adding a single zone UFH to a large kitchen area.
When the UFH kicks in, the flow to the CH Rads cools off. When the UFH is not on the Rads (13 in total) all get hot (quite slowly downstairs.
UFH has own pump...
Just been in loft and noticed header tank on my vented system is hot. I understand that this acts as a feed for heating and expansion when heating water gets hot.
Is this normal for tank to get very warm?
Both the feed pipe and vent pipe are hot but no water coming out of vent.
Never noticed...
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