2 different boilers on CH system replacement quotes

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And there you have it. The combi or cylinder decision should be based on your needs, not on the preferences of your installer. Neither is better or worse, just different.
 
I do understand aircraft hydraulic systems on aircraft I've worked on. The ones I'm familiar with are sealed pumped systems at 280 bar fed under all conditions , accumulators are used for emergency one shot power generation when both hydraulic systems suffer catastrophic failure.

I'm looking for advice from people in the know, just because I know how an aircraft hydraulic system works, doesn't give me the experience of having installed different HW/CH systems and experienced their resulting levels of success.

Can anyone tell me which is the most cost effective method, including purchase/installation/ running costs?

Wasn't intended to insult. Quite the opposite. I thought explaining it would be insulting.
 
Apologies, I realise that now and feel like a tit:-/

Bit stressed at the min with the house we're renovating as it isn't just the boiler we're replacing unfortunately.

Keep telling myself I should be enjoying it!

Many thanks for all the replies they really are appreciated.
 
You need to know your flow rate
The guys quoting probably measured this :rolleyes:
 
To the OP, can I make a suggestion. Instead of the 30si, look at the Worcester Bosch 29CDI Classic - still a 30kw boiler but a better overall boiler than the 30si.
 

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