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Discuss Heating pump in the Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board area at Plumbers Forums
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yea no need for motorized valves on pump switches on for hot water, one for heating etc and both on for heating and hot water
not seen that many tbh
not seen that many tbh
yea no need for motorized valves on pump switches on for hot water, one for heating etc and both on for heating and hot water
not seen that many tbh
That's what I told my apprentice ,,
Customer has a new combi now
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No way, that is different. Siamese pumps
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Waite till you come across the SMC version (Blue Pumps) if you think that is old, Plymouth council fitted loads back in the 70s
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I've not seen this before either. Thanks for posting it up.
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