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Hi All

dealing with a very nice landlord who is trying to plan the layout of a recently acquired first floor flat. The current install is a vented old school boiler that's just been condemned.

Question is what's the lowest flow and pressure you would happily install a Combi on. Testing I get 8lpm and just under 1bar I've said I'm not happy but LL is insistent that the old layout doesn't fit with her plan.

I think I know the answer but just looking for a bit of reassurance

Any thoughts.
 
It's a full bore lever from a previous partial refurb
 
Being first floor flat does it have its own main supply or is it shared from the flat/shop below?.....regards Turnpin:8:
 
Min I would is 1 bar and 12lpm

What's Pipework to lever valve ?
 
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I'm with Shaun
12 Ltr per min minimum and 1:0 bar
Absolute minimum or you're asking for trouble
 
I'm with Shaun
12 Ltr per min minimum and 1:0 bar
Absolute minimum or you're asking for trouble
 
Thanks chaps you've confirmed what I thought. Not enough water full stop.
 
Potentially yeah I will discuss with the landlord
 
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