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Actually no but live in The Netherlands most of the year,So know many installers,repair technicians and heating retailers.Intergas Rep??
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Discuss I've settled on an Intergas boiler. in the Boilers area at Plumbers Forums
Actually no but live in The Netherlands most of the year,So know many installers,repair technicians and heating retailers.Intergas Rep??
Hard to who knows owns what these days Stan, being in a garage I would go for a boiler pre insulated inside the casing another thing for you to consider ? Just serviced a HRE 36 combi I fitted a year ago and that is insulated . Kop
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Don’t I agree with him Atag are great pricey but well madeI had to smile, there KOP - I had a vision of Riley saying "Oh for goodness sake" )
And, indeed, I have looked (but you knew that didn't you)
Along with Viessmann.
And guess what? When I checked both of them out I found all the same arguments and half the world saying there the dog's bolox and built like a tank - and the other half saying you can't get spares, there's no back up, the customer service is rubbish, they're a nightmare to configure or whatever and goodness knows what else...
But (if Riley will forgive me) I'll go and look again.
The Rapid does not have the low pressure warning.Don't believe it will work as an open vent. Instructions say below 0.5bar, you will get a low pressure warning and the heating will function at a reduced capacity. 0.2bar and below and the heating won't function.
Also, why keep the cylinder when fitting a combi?