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2 Boilers 2 seperate heating zones

Smcgie · 2009-10-29 09:55:09

Dwelling is an existing house with an extension. BER is required for the entire dwelling. Anyone have any experience with the above? If so how did you deal with it when entering in DEAP. Thanks in advance. S

29-10-2009 10:55am

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Smcgie

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Dwelling is an existing house with an extension. BER is required for the entire dwelling. Anyone have any experience with the above? If so how did you deal with it when entering in DEAP.

Thanks in advance.
S

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#2 29-10-2009 11:54am

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its dealt with in the 'primary and secondary' heating sourses in DEAP...

see appendix A

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#3 29-10-2009 10:01pm

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You will have a primary heating system and a secondary heating sytem. Whichever boiler heats the largest proportion of the house will be your primary heating system.

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