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.......there should be absolutly no need for non return valves on a correctly designed and installed system..

you've had a bodge.
if the builder has done the work himself i would seriously consider getting a hetas engineer in to find out all the issues
 
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So how do you have a dual fuel system (two separate boiler/pumps) and stop reverse flow?

By having it installed correctly by an experienced engineer. Did you diy
 
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