Link uo solid fuel stove with oil boiler

[kris]

Wood burner has to have an open vent that comes off the neutraliser in 22mm.

 

[Joe Drakeford]

Have a look at dunsleys layouts on there page . But like bigads says if your not going to be using it much then it's an expensive install to not get the good out of it . However the cost of oil you may find you'd use it more than u think. There are loads of specs that must be adhered to . Like the f &e tank must be made from fibre glass with the float made of copper. The zone valves are a mixture of normally open and normally closed with a couple being spring loaded.

I may use it more often during the winter if its a success and its saving burning heating oil! its not cheap here!
I'm in a Bungalow so it seems a shame to dump heat up there to a the heat leak rad in the loft, heating innovations (h2 panel) recommend I use a 150ltr cylinder (can buy stainless one locally for £200) as a buffer in the loft above stove with a motorised valve powered closed so if the power fails the valve opens and dumps the heat there by gravity, it will also open to this buffer tank if the stove is in slumber ie, water not hot enough to start the pump. This heat in the tank will then be used say in the morning when the heating is required.

Can you advise on good quality copper solder fittings and compression fittings? don't want to use unbranded cheapo stuff!