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Good Morning All,
I've just got a customer with a heating fault from their system boiler. When they turned off their heating for the summer they found the upstairs rads were still getting warm when they heated hot water. The boiler is in the corner of the kichen with all the pipework in the tight angle of the loft above. The return from the primary is linked to the return from the upstairs heating circuit by a tee so hot water is flowing across the tee to the rads instead of down and back to the boiler. It's going to be really difficult separating and soldering the existing pipes so I thought I could put a non-return/single check/double check valve on the heating return to stop the primary flowing into. Perhaps I'm misguided but I've always avoided these these - I'm always suspicious of their reliability. Could anyone recommend one that won't impair the return?
Many thanks,
Jock
I've just got a customer with a heating fault from their system boiler. When they turned off their heating for the summer they found the upstairs rads were still getting warm when they heated hot water. The boiler is in the corner of the kichen with all the pipework in the tight angle of the loft above. The return from the primary is linked to the return from the upstairs heating circuit by a tee so hot water is flowing across the tee to the rads instead of down and back to the boiler. It's going to be really difficult separating and soldering the existing pipes so I thought I could put a non-return/single check/double check valve on the heating return to stop the primary flowing into. Perhaps I'm misguided but I've always avoided these these - I'm always suspicious of their reliability. Could anyone recommend one that won't impair the return?
Many thanks,
Jock