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can it be done is it okey its a domestic property had a pott prima b/f a cylinder on gravity and a pump on 15mm doing what appears to be a one pipe its bottom entry opposite end for the rads and my mate is fitting an 831 I just want to know if it will work okey
 
Fitted Worcesters on this type a few times & had no probs
 
you could have problems but let us know how it goes
 
Contact vaillant technical is your best bet. You don't want to cause yourself problems.
 
That will not work ok i think youll struggle to get 24kw of heating round 15mm system anyway.. You will not realise any efficiency savings from the new boiler and it doesnt meet building regs standards.
 
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I've done a few a round here and they've all worked
More efficient than what was there before (bbu etc) but not as good as they should be
 
Vaillant and worcester say their boilers will work on a one pipe system but the efficiency will be reduced.
I have an email from them from a few years back
 
Yes it works, fitted an 828 to a one pipe, it was 22mm though with 15 tees up to rads. Worked fine.
 
It works, as long as you connect it exactly in the right place. Don't try moving the boiler!
 
Fit a small low loss header or connect it with closely spaced tees. You'll still get the correct flow rates either side then.
 
Fit a small low loss header or connect it with closely spaced tees. You'll still get the correct flow rates either side then.

That's an awfull long way round a short problem.
 
How else can you connect a boiler with differing flow rates?

It's not a long way round, it's very easy.
 
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