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Water pressure

  • 03-10-2006 12:37am
    #1
    tapest
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 482 ✭✭


    Hi guys
    Looking for a quick answer. I will be getting on to council (but just in case of delays) to find out what the water pressure should be to average house. Reason I need quick response is having to make decission re type of boiler and this is a big issue.
    Also anybody know where to acquire water pressure meter? and mains filter unit(to protect boiler) if tyhey exist
    Regards
    t


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  • #2
    stapeler
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,086 ✭✭✭stapeler


    With a cold water storage tank in the attic the incoming pressuure should not be a problem. I'm sure all supplies should be suffficient to supply the tank. You can pick up a pressure gauge in Heatmerchants etc or anywhere they supply pumps.
    Reguarding the mains filter unit, it shouldn't be a requirment for the boiler/central heating as it's a closed loop system, the same water constantly circulates and rarely requires top up.. There are filters & softeners available out there from the likes of Springsoft.ie for the removal of lime, iron etc.


  • #3
    tapest
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 482 ✭✭tapest


    stapeler wrote:
    With a cold water storage tank in the attic the incoming pressuure should not be a problem. I'm sure all supplies should be suffficient to supply the tank. You can pick up a pressure gauge in Heatmerchants etc or anywhere they supply pumps.
    Reguarding the mains filter unit, it shouldn't be a requirment for the boiler/central heating as it's a closed loop system, the same water constantly circulates and rarely requires top up.. There are filters & softeners available out there from the likes of Springsoft.ie for the removal of lime, iron etc.

    Tns Stapeler
    the reason pressure / filter is important is that it is the intention to install a mains fed "combi boiler", Heating + domestic HW all in one, without the need for header tank or copper cylinder.
    I got a response from council...Min supply pressure to normal 2 story house should be 15 psi...Boiler need 1 bar or it shuts down
    tnx again
    t


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