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Minimum ber rating to install air to water heating?

goob20s · 2019-02-08 18:47:13

Question in title. Thanks in advance for any responses. Can't seem to find an answer. I'm guessing it's in the a range. My current ber it c1.

08-02-2019 7:47pm

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goob20s

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Question in title. Thanks in advance for any responses. Can't seem to find an answer. I'm guessing it's in the a range. My current ber it c1.

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#2 08-02-2019 8:34pm

Shaunoc

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more complex than just a BER figure
Air tightness result and level of insulation are important combined before spending a lump.
there are brainier folk with more technical responses to come i'm sure

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#3 08-02-2019 9:47pm

Charlie 08

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C1 BER rating to qualify for the grant

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