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Heating engineer

moan 77 · 2011-07-14 12:48:51

Hi all, I'm looking for a heating engineer to advise which is the best way to couple the following heat sources, water to water heat pump, solar, stove c/w back boiler. I'm based in South Kilkenny, all or any help will be greatly appreciated.

14-07-2011 12:48pm

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moan 77

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Hi all,

I'm looking for a heating engineer to advise which is the best way to couple the following heat sources, water to water heat pump, solar, stove c/w back boiler.

I'm based in South Kilkenny, all or any help will be greatly appreciated.

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#2 17-07-2011 1:20pm

JohnnieK

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Your best bet is to hire the services of a Mechanical enginner or building services enginner to help you. He will be able to draw up a schematic to tie up the different services. It would be tricky to do properly and you would need a profesional with the knowlage to do so. There are plenty of companies out there a couple spring to mind ARUP, McCarddleMcSweeny and im sure there are loads of independants also. Have you tried to Google it?

Either way make sure you hire the right person. A good installer will then be able to put it in once a schematic has been drawn up.

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