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Fit new hot water cylinder

  • 10-09-2013 9:43pm
    #1
    Manuel
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 431 ✭✭


    Hi!
    Any comments on this quote to replace existing faulty hot water cylinder, 200 litre copper twin-coil with a hole in the coil?
    Thanks!


    New 300 l triple coil solar cylinder - stainless steel - 800
    Piping & plumbing connections - 140
    Labour - 200

    Total - 1140


Comments

  • #2
    650gs
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 789 ✭✭✭650gs


    Sounds a lot but if it a registered plumber with his own insurance and vat receipt its good


  • #3
    Cfl1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5 ✭Cfl1


    Manuel wrote: »
    Hi!
    Any comments on this quote to replace existing faulty hot water cylinder, 200 litre copper twin-coil with a hole in the coil?
    Thanks!


    New 300 l triple coil solar cylinder - stainless steel - 800
    Piping & plumbing connections - 140
    Labour - 200

    Total - 1140

    A standard twin coil copper cylinder should suffice unless you are getting a pressurised hot water system, this would be a lot cheaper otherwise the fittings and labour costs look reasonable.


  • #4
    Manuel
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 431 ✭✭Manuel


    Thanks for the quick replies guys.

    I need to go triple coil as I already have a solid-fuel stove connected, and I want to take this opportunity to prepare for future solar panels also.

    I wanted to pay less for a copper triple coil, but the long warranty available with the stainless steel convinced me to go for it instead.

    /M.


  • #5
    sheff the ref
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 618 ✭✭✭sheff the ref


    Replaced a 36" x 16" Copper Cylinder there recently.

    Got a Dual Coil Stainless Steel replacement, including immersion for €450 because I may have future use for a second coil. Not sure of the capacity but it would be somewhere around the 140 litre mark I would think.

    Got it fitted for very little and there was pipe realignment. Granted my tank is a lot smaller, but I think you paid a lot for labour


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