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Hi all,
I've just had a gas fitter round tonight who is going to be fitting the boiler for us on this property renovation job. The cylinder which is going to remain is a new open vented indirect cylinder. I want to fit a system boiler in the loft which will obviously remove the need for the F/E cistern. This will heat the water in the cylinder. The heating circuit will obviously be pressurised and we will run completely new pipework throughout the house for it.
The gas fitter didn't seem sure that a system boiler can be run on an open vented cylinder. My response was 'of course it can, the coils are built to withstand the pressure'. Is he right or am I? I am sure I have seen this setup before with just a CWSC in the loft feeding the hot water cylinder.
Am I going mad? He's got me doubting myself.
I've just had a gas fitter round tonight who is going to be fitting the boiler for us on this property renovation job. The cylinder which is going to remain is a new open vented indirect cylinder. I want to fit a system boiler in the loft which will obviously remove the need for the F/E cistern. This will heat the water in the cylinder. The heating circuit will obviously be pressurised and we will run completely new pipework throughout the house for it.
The gas fitter didn't seem sure that a system boiler can be run on an open vented cylinder. My response was 'of course it can, the coils are built to withstand the pressure'. Is he right or am I? I am sure I have seen this setup before with just a CWSC in the loft feeding the hot water cylinder.
Am I going mad? He's got me doubting myself.