You are a known plantpot. ATAG make a 51kW "domestic" combi matching the performance of an unvented cylinder. You have never heard of ATAG or Intergas. Now you know...plantpot
You are a known plantpot. ATAG make a 51kW "domestic" combi matching the performance of an unvented cylinder. You have never heard of ATAG or Intergas. Now you know...plantpot
I've been researching for a new boiler (waiting for the warmer weather before purchasing/ installing) and have come to the conclusion that WB boilers look good, however, I was interested to note that even WB offer a choice of Stainless steel or Aluminium heat exchangers
- with copper heating tubes. Now with 'slightly acidic' condensate', I would've thought copper and aluminium would not be a good electro-potential combination.
Where are you going to find one of them then ?
In message , Doctor Drivel writes
Like you, eh ?
Once again we seem to be becoming uk.get-a-little-man-in
Of course I have; we went through all this when you made the suggestion last time. As usual, you were the only person who believed what you posted.
Colin Bignell
Oi!
They have a 'kebab' shaped primary heat exchanger in the iJunior, iSystem and Ri models, and a brick-like machined lump in the CDi models, but both are aluminium - with some sort of silicon passivation to protect the metal from corrosion.
I'm not a chemist or metallurgist so I can't comment on Bosch's choice of materials but I guess if they've invested £loadsa (and their reputation) into the design of these things they've thought about that.
In the latter case you will pay an awful lot to have a light fitting or switch changed - assuming you can get a registered body electrician interested in the job.
Oil?
He said gas ...
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