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Gas Man G

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A few questions relating to fitting an external EV on a system where a combi boiler's one has failed and cannot be accessed without removing the entire boiler.

1- Any brands that's recommended or one's that I should avoid?
2- Some EV kits come with a PRV & gauge. Is it necessary to install when the boiler already has it built in?
3- Boiler EV's are normally charged at 0.8 bar but external ones come pre-charged at 1.5 bar. Do I leave it at the pre-charged level?

Thanks for any advice
 
Fit on the return, no need for PRV, gauge, etc. 3/4" female iron to go onto vessel. Air charge needs setting as dictated by the system (table is in domestic heating design guide)
 
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