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Intergas rapid combi 25kw erp including rear spacer frame

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Thoughts guys.

Looking for a reliable budget boiler for one of my mates

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any thoughts/comments as I've never fitted one? I know some Intergasses you need other components exp vessel etc is that the case with this one.

Good bad indifferent I'd like to hear
 
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Rapid has the expansion vessel etc built in so no extras apart from flue, obviously. I've not fitted a Rapid yet but intergas are brilliant generally so I doubt you'll have any problems..
 
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Thanks Mas. I note that it can work as a combi, system, vented does it come set as a combi? I wonder if a training session would be worthwhile before my first install. Does it have an offset flue?
 
Not sure about offset flue. I wasn't aware that the Rapid could be used as an OV boiler as they have the built-in exp. vessel. The HREs, you just pull the cable off the pressure sensor and it converts to OV. I guess may be same with Rapid, and the vessel just sits there doing nothing...

Definitely worth doing the training. It's 1/2 a day and that's basically all you need. Very simple and versatile boilers.
 
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Flue is centre, it's a bit heavier than the rest but good boiler,
 
Thanks guys. Might give it a go
 
it is heavy! and check the dimensions its big.
the rear spacer will make fitting the flue possible.
without it you need a Big hole.

the prv is linked internally to the condense so that helps.
 
Atouchofgas said:
Flue is centre, it's a bit heavier than the rest but good boiler,
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Simon F said:
it is heavy! and check the dimensions its big.
the rear spacer will make fitting the flue possible.
without it you need a Big hole.

the prv is linked internally to the condense so that helps.
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What's the deal with converting to OV guys? Same as the HREs? Or do you have to disconnect or isolate the exp. vessel?
 
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What's the deal with converting to OV guys? Same as the HREs? Or do you have to disconnect or isolate the exp. vessel?
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???
I suppose if its ov then the vessel just sits redundant.
A call to technical would resolve it, or someone else already knows.
 
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