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i think either another keston or a vaillant as vailant flues can be run outside. most other manufacturers the flues cannot. you sound like you want to know if you can get away with a plume kit. i think your best couse is to get a boiler rep to meet you there to discuss fluieng options. if you are changing the boiler.
 
i think either another keston or a vaillant as vailant flues can be run outside. most other manufacturers the flues cannot. you sound like you want to know if you can get away with a plume kit. i think your best couse is to get a boiler rep to meet you there to discuss fluieng options. if you are changing the boiler.
I personally wouldn’t put a Vaillant flue outside (elbows & extensions). Have you seen the state of one after 4 years. Our flues can be ran externally my a**e:D
 
Not commercial mate. That might be the issue.:D:D

Have a look at them anyway. They're very nice n neat.

Whilst we're on that Commercial comment, have you got your commercial ticket Matchless?
I know that the meter is a U6 and the other rules and regs I am well aware of too but if the Boiler manufacturer class an appliance as Commercial you might not be qualified and therefore not insured when/if you install it.
Worth a thought!

I am also wondering why a house as you've described needs 153500 Btu's/hr? (45kw)
Is it really that big?
As Shaun said earlier, I would be having a measure up to make sure.

I also think that the section between flow and return will act more like an open by-pass than a low loss header due to it's design. That could cause issues with short cycling (in my opinion).
Maybe that's why the boiler is always at high temp and the system isn't making it?
(Sammathias said same).
 
I service lots of what should be light commercial boilers because the manufacturers say they are domestic. Winds me up. But then then again it’s extra money so I shouldn’t complain.:D:D
 
Have a look at them anyway. They're very nice n neat.

Whilst we're on that Commercial comment, have you got your commercial ticket Matchless?
I know that the meter is a U6 and the other rules and regs I am well aware of too but if the Boiler manufacturer class an appliance as Commercial you might not be qualified and therefore not insured when/if you install it.
Worth a thought!

I am also wondering why a house as you've described needs 153500 Btu's/hr? (45kw)
Is it really that big?
As Shaun said earlier, I would be having a measure up to make sure.

I also think that the section between flow and return will act more like an open by-pass than a low loss header due to it's design. That could cause issues with short cycling (in my opinion).
Maybe that's why the boiler is always at high temp and the system isn't making it?
(Sammathias said same).
Hi last,

Thanks for your and all the other inputs on this thread.

The property has 300m2 which has on every single floor ufh except from the basement which is refurbished into a work office, bathroom, utility and sleeping area.

I am currently doing a hydraulic plan with my mate from Vaillant. Attached you can see what we work on. I am going to calculate the heat loss the next days as well as determine how many kw output I require and then I will know if the meter is suitable or if it’s related to commercial works. It doesn’t seem commercial but a large domestic installation.
I agree with the bypass acting like this rather than a low loss header. But this sort of system needs one.

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Hi last,

Thanks for your and all the other inputs on this thread.

The property has 300m2 which has on every single floor ufh except from the basement which is refurbished into a work office, bathroom, utility and sleeping area.

I am currently doing a hydraulic plan with my mate from Vaillant. Attached you can see what we work on. I am going to calculate the heat loss the next days as well as determine how many kw output I require and then I will know if the meter is suitable or if it’s related to commercial works. It doesn’t seem commercial but a large domestic installation.
I agree with the bypass acting like this rather than a low loss header. But this sort of system needs one.

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I would use a Header on a system like that yes. I was really saying that the way they have done it won't work as they intended. (if they did intend it to do the job of a header that is).

Have a look at the Facade Flue system by Vaillant if you do go down that road.
I have fitted a number of those now and they are spot on. I've terminated a few with the 45 deg bend and terminal piece in that.
 
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I would use a Header on a system like that yes. I was really saying that the way they have done it won't work as they intended. (if they did intend it to do the job of a header that is).

Have a look at the Facade Flue system by Vaillant if you do go down that road.
I have fitted a number of those now and they are spot on. I've terminated a few with the 45 deg bend and terminal piece in that.

Thank you for coming back to me.
I spoke to Vaillant today and I just double check with a system designer if the plan we have made is alright. I also asked for a product list so it will be a lot easier to pick the right components. Thank you for the advice with the flue. I definitely need to get a bigger flue in than the normal one. However, do you know if I could just use a plume kit or will I need to divert it like in the picture?
 
cant use a plume kit
 
Needs to be outdoor rated and depends on bigger picture eg locations

Did you heat loss the building?
 
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Thank you for coming back to me.
I spoke to Vaillant today and I just double check with a system designer if the plan we have made is alright. I also asked for a product list so it will be a lot easier to pick the right components. Thank you for the advice with the flue. I definitely need to get a bigger flue in than the normal one. However, do you know if I could just use a plume kit or will I need to divert it like in the picture?
Best bet is to ask Vaillant. I cannot see the full run/route/distance.
I'm sure on the 466 and 656 you can go 22 meter plus 3 elbows but the Air intake must be 4 meter or less away from the flue system connection to the Boiler.
Ask for a copy of the Commercial Systems catalogue.
 
Best bet is to ask Vaillant. I cannot see the full run/route/distance.
I'm sure on the 466 and 656 you can go 22 meter plus 3 elbows but the Air intake must be 4 meter or less away from the flue system connection to the Boiler.
Ask for a copy of the Commercial Systems catalogue.
Thank you.
I just received today the catalogue and will check exactly what I need. I appreciate your help a lot as well as every other member over here.
 
Attached is the file I created with a Vaillant mate. However, I phoned Vaillant many times but somehow they dont seem to understand what I am after. I am after a product list which is made for my system. The way it works in Germany is, you give them details about the property ( size, what system is currently installed and what system you are going to install, heat loss, and based on this they click through their systems and create the right hydraulic plan with a price list ( attached ) which is especially designed for your system.


Can anyone tell me how’s it works in uk it seems to me the Vaillant w
Quality is totally different and quote poor.
It also seem that Vaillant doesn’t do the ecocompact boilers over here in uk.


The list which is attached is basically made with my details and system I am going to install. The list tells you what i require for the system.


I still there something similar here in uk if so hot
W to call the list they do for you ?
 

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They don't do that

Upto you to build and price your own system and they don't offer prices direct you have to go to one of your suppliers

Sounds like you have it made in Germany
 
They don't do that

Upto you to build and price your own system and they don't offer prices direct you have to go to one of your suppliers

Sounds like you have it made in Germany
Sorry shauni,you also don’t get the point what I am after. I am not after a price list with prices but I am after that someone gives me a product list of what Vaillant is producing so I am able to design it myself with Vaillant products only.

You are right the list is made in Germany and all products you see is especially for the job I am abou to do. It took us couple of minutes to design the system. Vaillant in uk should be able to have this Programm too. My mate just clicks through a program based on my details and gives me the right system with a hydraulic plan and all components required.

I did not know it’s so complicate and different then in Germany.

However, I am going back to watch football :)

Thanks
 
Like what divcons llh controls etc look on there website
 
Sorry but don’t understand you

what are you looking from vaillant a whole product list of what they make

if so contact your uk rep and ask for a catalogue of there boilers and controls
 
what are you looking from vaillant a whole product list of what they make

if so contact your uk rep and ask for a catalogue of there boilers and controls
That’s kind of stuff I am looking for. If you see my hydraulic plan and the list above you can see everything is done froma mate who works at Vaillant. They design the system with their products within minutes based on your details you give. But thank you shauni I will call them tomorrow to ask for the catalogue
 
They won't asses the job you will need to do that and build a hydronic plan and go to your supplier eg city plumbing plumb centre etc to get prices
 
So they won’t create such a hydraulic plan?
 

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