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Vortex

  • 22-07-2014 5:38pm
    #1
    scudo2
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    Last Saturday I was called for a troublesome 2 year old boiler.
    You'd smell the kerosene 100 yards away !
    90-120 Vortex on a 700sq/ft timber cladded chalet, well insulated, 7 rads !!!
    Air set at 12 on RDB
    Installed by one of the better Co.

    Who needs a calculator when common sense will do ?


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  • #2
    agusta
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,590 ✭✭✭agusta


    scudo2 wrote: »
    Last Saturday I was called for a troublesome 2 year old boiler.
    You'd smell the kerosene 100 yards away !
    90-120 Vortex on a 700sq/ft timber cladded chalet, well insulated, 7 rads !!!
    Air set at 12 on RDB
    Installed by one of the better Co.

    Who needs a calculator when common sense will do ?[/QUOT
    I agree that common sense should nearly tell you what boiler to fit,but in my opinion it wont tell you what output to set it to without doing a calculation.In this case if you fitted a 50-90 vortex what output would you set it up at...


  • #3
    scudo2
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,008 ✭✭✭scudo2


    agusta wrote: »
    [QUOTE

    I agree that common sense should nearly tell you what boiler to fit,but in my opinion it wont tell you what output to set it to without doing a calculation.In this case if you fitted a 50-90 vortex what output would you set it up at...

    I'd set it at 50
    House was only 700sq/ft and highly insulated.
    Plumber !! changed pump twice and thermostat once.
    Pump set high and pitching, I now have it at 1
    Had to leave boiler set at 90
    But at least it working properly now.


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