New Boiler Required - Recommendations Please
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It's easy to ridicule and criticise. This negative attitude achieves nothing. Use you energy positively and increases your knowledge rather than celebrating you own ignorance.
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I agree there.. Viessmann have excellent products in the 200 range but it does require people to have a slightly different understanding as to how to use a boiler
when you say no room sensing, or no return sensor the time served installers panic....they struggle with a different approach, and anyone who defends or promotes this approach is automatically vilified...
its sad but the way it is...
I might add though that Viessmann have only themselves to blame to a very great extent... they even bought out a simplified boiler ( the 100series ) in the UK rather than educate installers...
when you say no room sensing, or no return sensor the time served installers panic....they struggle with a different approach, and anyone who defends or promotes this approach is automatically vilified...
its sad but the way it is...
I might add though that Viessmann have only themselves to blame to a very great extent... they even bought out a simplified boiler ( the 100series ) in the UK rather than educate installers...
Now that is ignorant.
And MM's contributions here have been little more than advertising, and he has been flagged up several times for it. I can't remember seeing anything considered helpful other than"buy a Viessmann. That'll fix it".
Alec, you're probably right, but when we've discussed things like "no room" sensing, you've been very evasive. I know you have a lot of knowledge, and we both know you hold some of it back just to wind Lee and GW up
.It is evangelism that tends to get vilified rather than new ideas IMHO; and whilst I am guilty of it to a degree I know, I do try and make sure I have a range of options; and try new things out on myself first before inflicting them on customers.
Like last night (well 2am this morning actually) I got my boiler set up on a temporary connection to a 937. Looking very promising for my OT TS
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You usually get what u pay for so u may live to regret that. Buy cheap - buy twice.
I thought £1800.00 - £2000.00 about right. £1200.00 for the boiler + flue including VAT. £600.00 - £800.00 to fit and supply odds and sods.
Father in law paid £430.00 including VAT to have his boiler fitted as mentioned earlier.
It is being fitted by my regular plumber, better the (old) devil you know!
Father in law paid £430.00 including VAT to have his boiler fitted as mentioned earlier.
It is being fitted by my regular plumber, better the (old) devil you know!
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