Lambed84
Gas Engineer
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Hi all.
I've inherited a job that's the customer has spent a small fortune on and needs rectifying.
So the layout is as follows.
System boiler.
Unvented cylinder.
Mains static 1.5bar
Dynamic 0.5bar
Flow rate 8LPM
5 mixer showers, 4 of them ensuite.
1 bath.
Secondary return.
Issue is they can't have more than 1 outlet open at a time due to the poor flow rate/pressure.
have checked combi valve and incoming main at point of exterior and interior stop tap.
The water main is new from outside stop tap.
So, I'm left with either 1) the new main has a blockage. 2) pump the mains supply.
Previous engineer has attempted to solve via fitting a GWS 1000L vessel, which seems to do nothing. It appears he's missed the pump bit.
In finality, my question is what would you do to solve the above. Advise they start from scratch or fit a booster pump to the vessel that's already in situ?
TIA
I've inherited a job that's the customer has spent a small fortune on and needs rectifying.
So the layout is as follows.
System boiler.
Unvented cylinder.
Mains static 1.5bar
Dynamic 0.5bar
Flow rate 8LPM
5 mixer showers, 4 of them ensuite.
1 bath.
Secondary return.
Issue is they can't have more than 1 outlet open at a time due to the poor flow rate/pressure.
have checked combi valve and incoming main at point of exterior and interior stop tap.
The water main is new from outside stop tap.
So, I'm left with either 1) the new main has a blockage. 2) pump the mains supply.
Previous engineer has attempted to solve via fitting a GWS 1000L vessel, which seems to do nothing. It appears he's missed the pump bit.
In finality, my question is what would you do to solve the above. Advise they start from scratch or fit a booster pump to the vessel that's already in situ?
TIA