Hi all.
is it possible to connect a shower to a combination cylinder?
I want to free up a cupboard which has my hot water cylinder in and also get rid of the cold water tank in the loft that feeds it. I'm thinking about putting a combinatation cylinder in the loft but I'm not sure about connecting the shower to it.
The current setup has the hot water drawn from the cylinder by a shower pump which also pulls cold water from the loft tank, giving equal pressures.
Will the combi tank be able to keep up with the shower pump? I'm guessing not as the little tank will be feeding the shower cold water as well as filling up the cylinder.
Can I connect the shower cold to the main water supply and just use the pump for the hot?
is there a way of altering the incoming mains pressure to equal what the pump pushes out?
Thanks, Dave.
is it possible to connect a shower to a combination cylinder?
I want to free up a cupboard which has my hot water cylinder in and also get rid of the cold water tank in the loft that feeds it. I'm thinking about putting a combinatation cylinder in the loft but I'm not sure about connecting the shower to it.
The current setup has the hot water drawn from the cylinder by a shower pump which also pulls cold water from the loft tank, giving equal pressures.
Will the combi tank be able to keep up with the shower pump? I'm guessing not as the little tank will be feeding the shower cold water as well as filling up the cylinder.
Can I connect the shower cold to the main water supply and just use the pump for the hot?
is there a way of altering the incoming mains pressure to equal what the pump pushes out?
Thanks, Dave.