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Andy Cotton

If a radiator is isolated at the end of a run, like a spur on the system ie the feed doesn't go on to another rad, but is sent back to a rad earlier in the run, is a pump needed to near the rad to push the water through more efficiently at this extreme end?
At the moment the rad doesn't get very hot leaving a cold kitchen.
 

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