Advice please - vented or not - will accumulator help

[Mickles]

Thanks doc for that comprehensive info...
It sounds like a thermal store with acc may be best.
It looks like the flowmax cylinder is copper -
Is Stainless a better option
What is the Pandora made of and does the Pandora need a header tank.

 

[Doctor Drivel]

Thanks doc for that comprehensive info...
It sounds like a thermal store with acc may be best.
It looks like the flowmax cylinder is copper -
Is Stainless a better option
What is the Pandora made of and does the Pandora need a header tank.

Both made of copper. They are not pressurised. SS are available but V expensive.

Have a:

• 
  [*] Maganaclean filter on the CH return to the cylinder.
  [*]A Grundfos Alpha pump on the CH.
  [*]TRVs on all rads.
  [*]No wall stats.
  [*]All room are independent temp control.

 

[Nixt]

Thanks doc for that comprehensive info...
It sounds like a thermal store with acc may be best.
It looks like the flowmax cylinder is copper -
Is Stainless a better option
What is the Pandora made of and does the Pandora need a header tank.

Both made of copper. They are not pressurised. SS are available but V expensive.

You're the first person I've seen who has highlighted someone's praise to quote on their next post. Everyone else is more modest. You could lead people into thinking you invented the OP DD.

 

[Doctor Drivel]

does the Pandora need a header tank.

No. It does not even need an overflow or discharge pipe. It is a plug in unit - DHW only.

 

[billy bob]

Thanks doc for that comprehensive info...
It sounds like a thermal store with acc may be best.
It looks like the flowmax cylinder is copper -
Is Stainless a better option
What is the Pandora made of and does the Pandora need a header tank.

Both made of copper. They are not pressurised. SS are available but V expensive.

Have a:

• 
  [*] Maganaclean filter on the CH return to the cylinder.
  [*]A Grundfos Alpha pump on the CH.
  [*]TRVs on all rads.
  [*]No wall stats.
  [*]All room are independent temp control.

Can you please let us know your qualifications that makes you think you can advise.

 

[ChrisR]

MIckles be aware that doctor drivel is paranoid about recommending the same solution(s) to everyone who asks, and abuses anyone who suggests an alternative.
There are be many solutions, with different combinations of flow rate, water quantity, space, cost, backup, serviceability and many other things.

You need to specify your needs (not trivial) and get 3 plumbers to quote.

 

[Doctor Drivel]

Thanks doc for that comprehensive info...
It sounds like a thermal store with acc may be best.
It looks like the flowmax cylinder is copper -
Is Stainless a better option
What is the Pandora made of and does the Pandora need a header tank.

Both made of copper. They are not pressurised. SS are available but V expensive.

Have a:

• 
  [*] Maganaclean filter on the CH return to the cylinder.
  [*]A Grundfos Alpha pump on the CH.
  [*]TRVs on all rads.
  [*]No wall stats.
  [*]All room are independent temp control.

Can you please let us know your qualifications that makes you think you can advise.

Mr Bob, you would never have dreamed of giving the brilliant advice I gave.

Don't you have any shams?

 

[Doctor Drivel]

MIckles be aware

<snip drivel>

Another CORGI rip-off merchant. Sad but true.

 

[billy bob]

Thanks doc for that comprehensive info...
It sounds like a thermal store with acc may be best.
It looks like the flowmax cylinder is copper -
Is Stainless a better option
What is the Pandora made of and does the Pandora need a header tank.

Both made of copper. They are not pressurised. SS are available but V expensive.

Have a:

• 
  
  
  [*] Maganaclean filter on the CH return to the cylinder.
  [*]A Grundfos Alpha pump on the CH.
  [*]TRVs on all rads.
  [*]No wall stats.
  [*]All room are independent temp control.

Can you please let us know your qualifications that makes you think you can advise.

Mr Bob, you would never have dreamed of giving the brilliant advice I gave.

Don't you have any shams?

As usual you have failed to answer the question, What relevant qualifications do you hold that you feel that you are qualified to give advice on this site?

 

[Doctor Drivel]

Thanks doc for that comprehensive info...
It sounds like a thermal store with acc may be best.
It looks like the flowmax cylinder is copper -
Is Stainless a better option
What is the Pandora made of and does the Pandora need a header tank.

Both made of copper. They are not pressurised. SS are available but V expensive.

Have a:

• 
  
  
  [*] Maganaclean filter on the CH return to the cylinder.
  [*]A Grundfos Alpha pump on the CH.
  [*]TRVs on all rads.
  [*]No wall stats.
  [*]All room are independent temp control.

Can you please let us know your qualifications that makes you think you can advise.

Mr Bob, you would never have dreamed of giving the brilliant advice I gave.

Don't you have any shame?

As usual you have failed to answer the question, What relevant qualifications do you hold that you feel that you are qualified to give advice on this site?

Mr Bob, I have more brain power than you - that is enough.

 

[billy bob]

But no qualifications, so you are a DIYer not a professional, you should not be advising anyone, as you are not qualified to do so.

 

[Doctor Drivel]

But no qualifications, so you are a DIYer not a professional, you should not be advising anyone, as you are not qualified to do so.

I am a pro. I use the likes of you to do exactly as I say. I am the engineer, not the grunt.

 

[Mickles]

After speaking to a very helpful lady at GAH I recieved some comprehensive info from them today - their products look excellent and they do both the cylinder and matching accumulator. Boilers also look good.
Any reviews available on their products
Thanks

 

[billy bob]

But no qualifications, so you are a DIYer not a professional, you should not be advising anyone, as you are not qualified to do so.

I am a pro. I use the likes of you to do exactly as I say. I am the engineer, not the grunt.

Prove it, what qualifications do you hold that are relevant to the heating industry
You are simply a DIYer, and this site should remove any advice you give, you are not qualified to give advice to anyone.

 

[Balenza]

But no qualifications, so you are a DIYer not a professional, you should not be advising anyone, as you are not qualified to do so.

I am a pro. I use the likes of you to do exactly as I say. I am the engineer, not the grunt.

Prove it, what qualifications do you hold that are relevant to the heating industry
You are simply a DIYer, and this site should remove any advice you give, you are not qualified to give advice to anyone.

Your're over re-acting.