Ok..
Finally found the right page of my DIY bible.
After reading it I now understand what the difference is between a direct and indirect system.
However mine does not fit the picture with EITHER system. ARGHHHHH
Quite simply I have 3, yes 3 pipe connections the the cylinder. The book says I should have 2 for direct OR 4 for indirect.. so whats going on with 3 ???
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(This has to be my hot water)
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| |----------------- T VALVE--------------- (I think this goes to rads)
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | PUMP---------(I think this comes from boiler
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| |
|-------------| ------------ (This must be cold water.. ? I don't know)
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Ok so taking into account what I have above, what is it ? DIRECT OR INDIRECT.... Does this stupid layout explain what my heating tends to come on when hot water is on... ?
Finally found the right page of my DIY bible.
After reading it I now understand what the difference is between a direct and indirect system.
However mine does not fit the picture with EITHER system. ARGHHHHH
Quite simply I have 3, yes 3 pipe connections the the cylinder. The book says I should have 2 for direct OR 4 for indirect.. so whats going on with 3 ???
[code:1]
(This has to be my hot water)
|
-------|-------
| |
| |
| |
| |----------------- T VALVE--------------- (I think this goes to rads)
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | PUMP---------(I think this comes from boiler
| |
| |
|-------------| ------------ (This must be cold water.. ? I don't know)
[/code:1]
Ok so taking into account what I have above, what is it ? DIRECT OR INDIRECT.... Does this stupid layout explain what my heating tends to come on when hot water is on... ?