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Re: [OT] combi boilers
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- Subject: Re: [OT] combi boilers
- From: "Rob Lamb" <rjl@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 18 Jan 2004 20:58:12 -0000
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Thanks for that Martin but they seem really expensive, have to be
fitted by a 'specially qualified plumber' (finding a good ordinary
one is hard enough!) and have to have a safety inspection check
every year (probably not a bad thing!). Are they expensive to run
and why do you have the combi and Megaflow?
Rob
--- In ukha_d@yahoogroups.com, Martin Greenwood
<Martin_Greenwood@p...> wrote:
> Rob,
>
> An possible alternative is a Megaflo and a normal boiler. It is
still a
> tank, but it is pressurised, so it can go anywhere (upstairs /
> downstairs), so you may be able to fit it in somewhere else.
> Because it is unvented you get good pressure and great flow rate
> without the need for a pump.
> I have one combination system and one Megaflo system and would
> definitely recommend the Megaflo.
>
> Martin
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