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Solid fuel+Oil into Cyl+UFH,new build

  • 23-03-2011 4:19pm
    #1
    kakashka
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    Hello all,firstly my appologies if this has been covered already but i've searched and read through many threads and cant kind anything simular to my proposed system
    I have two boilers,solid fuel and oil which i want to connect to a twin coil cyl and also feed under floor heating,my query is basically how to connect all together,i've looked at the neutralizer manifolds but wonder if someone has any other ideas on connecting everything ,at present i have 2x 1"GB feeds to 2 UFH manifolds which share a 1"return and a 1"GB feed/system vent at the cyl/boiler area,cyl is 500L twin coil(thinking of connecting oil in top coil and SF in lower coil)also have a large tank (old milk storage tank!!!)which i plan to use as a heat store at a later stage using the second set of outlets on SF boiler and heat exchanger to transfer stored heat but thats another days work i guess....
    So how do i connect heating from both boiler/coil systems without getting everything in a mess!!?i'm not a plumber and with money scarce i need to do as much work as possible myself,i do have a plumber but i'm not convinced he knows the best route either so i would like to know what i'm talking about and what is best before things progress,thanks for your help


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