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    Pressure too high on Potterton Titanium Boiler

    Last night I noticed the Boiler on E1. After a few times in the past having this issue and being advised on how to re-pressure the boiler, I pressured it to just under 2 - Boiler working again! This morning I came down to find out the under floor heating hadn't heated up the kitchen as much it...
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    Hot water but no Central Heating with young children

    We have a Potterton Titanium Combi Gas Boiler which was setup with the wireless Nest Thermostat last year to provide heat to our radiators, heat up our unvented indirect cylinder to provide us hot water and to heat up our under floor heating in our kitchen. There is also one tap in the house...
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    Water Not staying hot for long with Tempest Cylinder 250L

    I have had a tempest Unvented Cylinder installed in our cellar just over a year ago when we had our loft converted. From what I remember, The cylinder provides hot feed to only our two of our three bathrooms and kitchen sink. The Cylinder is scheduled to heat up for an hour every morning at...
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    Tempest Unvented Cylinder - Immersion Heater?

    Evening all, We have had a Tempest 250l unvented cylinder for just under a year which runs in connection with a boiler. It is scheduled to come one once a day (6am) for 1hr and it provides the house with hot water for the rest of the day. I have read on some forums it may be cheaper to run via...
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    Loss of pressure from Boiler?

    Last week I released air for a loft radiator as it was not heating up. I then re-pressurised the boiler to the high end of 1. The unvented boiler has been setup in a way that it provides central heating to all rads and hot water to just one tap whilst also heating up the water in the an unvented...
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    Indirect Unvented cylinder, Combi Boiler and Nest Thermostat

    We have just had an indirect unvented cylinder (250l Vertical Telford Tempest) installed along with a nest v3 thermostat. The plumber was able to modify our existing combi boiler, so it runs like a system boiler. I am trying to understand how it works as currently the plumber has set it to come...
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    Unvented Indirect Cylinder via Water Softener

    So we have decided for a Telford Tempest Indirect unvented 250l cylinder to be installed - heat up times seemed better than the joule but the main reason was the dimensions (we only have 1.5m height by 2m width) and didn't want to go for a horizontal. One issue we might have is the water...
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    Joule or Telford Vertical Unvented Indirect Cylinder

    Does any one know how reputable/reliable are Joule and Telford when it comes to their unvented vertical hot water cylinders? We require a 250l vertical cylinder for our basement and our plumber is used to installing Telford Tempest cylinders but read online that Joule may be a better alternative?
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    Vertical vs Horizontal Unvented Hot Water Cylinder

    I have been looking into purchasing an unvented hot water cylinder system for when we have our loft conversion (we will have a 3rd bathroom), which is starting next week. Due to storage constraints for the location of the cylinder, the plumbers that have viewed the property have advised either...
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    New Loft Conversion and Water Pressure

    We’re having a loft conversion done in a few weeks. We’re concerned about the pressure that we will have in the loft bathroom when other showers in the house are in use (we will have 3 showers and would like them to be able to be used simultaneously). We have been looking into unvented...

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