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Underfloor heating & Plumbing Query

eugenedoc1 · 2009-02-09 13:36:41

At a stage where we will be putting in our UFH shortly. I saw this website from a company in Killarney who have invented a tank when connected to the plumbing can eliminate air thus improving response times and 50% reduction on fuel/oil useage. Was wandering has anyone heard of or use this devise?

09-02-2009 2:36pm

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eugenedoc1

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At a stage where we will be putting in our UFH shortly. I saw this website from a company in Killarney who have invented a tank when connected to the plumbing can eliminate air thus improving response times and 50% reduction on fuel/oil useage. Was wandering has anyone heard of or use this devise?

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#2 10-02-2009 10:23am

GK1

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I think that you are talking about an air seperator. This is a good thing to have on a system but not expensive or revolutionary.
Make sure that the Underfloor pipes that you are using have an Alu Barrier so they are impermeable to oxygen.
If you need any advice on the Underfloor give me a pm and you can give me a call.

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#3 10-02-2009 3:48pm

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Would it be this product?

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#4 10-02-2009 4:10pm

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If this is the produt then its for low end of the market/outdated systems.
Any system with an alu-pex barrier pipe wont have air in it.
That web site also says that an Underfloor system should be constantly on or constantly off?? Im not with that.

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#5 16-02-2009 2:58pm

eugenedoc1

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sesswhat wrote: »

Would it be this product?

Yeah, for that price( around 900 euro ) he can hold on to his tank and give it to someone for christmas.
The system im going for Multibeton im reliably informed does'nt need it.

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