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M.Joshi
I am replacing part of our faulty filling loop as the ball valve has seized up in the combination double-check valve.
I was just wondering which side the double check valve should be installed? Mains cold water feed or central heating pipework.
I have seen both configurations on different systems.
It would make sense to have the double check valve on the mains cold water feed so the normal isolation valve on the central heating side can be used to add chemicals into the system. Although, some filling loops do not have a combination ball valve with the double-check valve which would mean that it could only be installed on the central heating side with a normal ball valve on the mains cold water feed.
I was just wondering which side the double check valve should be installed? Mains cold water feed or central heating pipework.
I have seen both configurations on different systems.
It would make sense to have the double check valve on the mains cold water feed so the normal isolation valve on the central heating side can be used to add chemicals into the system. Although, some filling loops do not have a combination ball valve with the double-check valve which would mean that it could only be installed on the central heating side with a normal ball valve on the mains cold water feed.
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