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  • 01-09-2013 9:11pm
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    Dtp79
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    Fitting one of these in the next few days and installing a Tf1 filter too after a system flush. Question is.... Where is the better place for the Tf1... Between the boiler and LLH or between the pump manifold and LLH on the return. I'm thinking the latter. Any thoughts?


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    shane0007
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    Between the boiler & the LLH on the return. It's only purpose is to protect the boiler & therefore it's best location is on the return as close to the boiler as possible.


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    Dtp79
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    shane0007 wrote: »
    Between the boiler & the LLH on the return. It's only purpose is to protect the boiler & therefore it's best location is on the return as close to the boiler as possible.

    That's what I thought originally at first but look at a few diagrams I saw it after the LLH. Ive no experience LLH's. the LLH is only a meter from the boiler.


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    shane0007
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    That's generally where they are supposed to be. I installed one in my own house.

    What reason are you fitting for?


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