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  • 10-05-2009 8:35pm
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    john joe
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    im currently building my own house and hot press is 2metres away from solid fuel stove, i have all required pipes allocated in hot press, including oil fired pipework, upstairs and downstairs will be thermostatically controlled using a room stat upstairs and a room stat downstairs, and motorised valves,
    Could anyone give me some info or drawing on how to link up systems?? eg. location of NRV's and automatic bypass valve in case of motorised valves jamming shut and so that one boiler isnt heating the other
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    DEVEREUX
    Registered Users Posts: 541 ✭✭✭DEVEREUX


    Give these guys a look . I have whats called a system link installed in my hotpress good job!!

    http://www.systemlink.ie/zoned-heating-ireland.asp


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    Carlow52
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,389 ✭✭✭Carlow52


    john joe wrote: »
    im currently building my own house and hot press is 2metres away from solid fuel stove, i have all required pipes allocated in hot press, including oil fired pipework, upstairs and downstairs will be thermostatically controlled using a room stat upstairs and a room stat downstairs, and motorised valves,
    Could anyone give me some info or drawing on how to link up systems?? eg. location of NRV's and automatic bypass valve in case of motorised valves jamming shut and so that one boiler isnt heating the other
    :):) How could u have all the pipes and not know how to connect them?

    I trust 'all the required pipes' includes provision for the solid fuel to disperse heat by gravity with no pump working due to power cut


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    john joe
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4 ✭john joe


    yes its a gravity open vented system.
    the plumber that started it didnt come back and i no a bit about it myself.


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