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trying to remember replacing direct cylinder. cold feed in 28mm going to be very awkward thinking of reducing to 22mm; the vent and hot feed in 22mm .i can do that cant i as long as i dont go less than the hot and vent obviously.
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Bernie2
Hmm!
If its a low head system it will probably cause flow problems, by the 22mm out flow pulling water out faster than the reduced cold feed can replace it.
If its a low head system it will probably cause flow problems, by the 22mm out flow pulling water out faster than the reduced cold feed can replace it.
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ok cheers bernie ill leave it as 28
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