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just quick one here :

have job to price is a bb with gravity hot water . have ripped out many but never had to change a cylinder ! well this job is to change cylinder only as customer is not willing to upgrade everything ! reason for cylinder change is that is leaking really badly from flow connection to cylinder .

my Q;as pipe work is 28mm do I have to try and find a cylinder with 28mm connection ends or 22 mm will do just as good ?

My guts are telling me that it will have to be 28mm connection as coil will be larger .


thank you for your time :)

stan
 
All cylinder coils come as 28mm. Join on with the existing female or use a new one if you like.
 
I assume the 28mm is because its just gravity and not fully pumped.
I would just change like for like.
 
make sure you specify its for gravity there are cylinders out there that are pump onlymost of the stainless ones ive seem state pump onlyalso with a back boiler you have to fit a resetable overheat stat to the cylinder if the boiler only has one stat which is the case for most back boilers
 
as mentioned make sure the cylinder can cope with gravity, plenty of cylinders with small/hi recovery type coils wont work very well.
 
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