Hello there
I currently live on the ground floor in a two bedroom flat with a conventional boiler which is probably as old as I am (Thorn M42) , so I am looking to get this replaced with a modern combi boiler (As I am on the ground floor the water pressure is very good). At present I have 5 radiators, but the TRV valves have stuck on all but one radiator and a room thermostat in the living room.
My local plumber (gassafe registered) has recommended that:
I get a Remeha Avanta 28c
put TRV's on all but one of the radiators
powerflush the system and install the magnaclean
Install a wireless room thermostat
Replace the radiator in the bedroom as its quite old
The quote was for £2100 which included replacing and extending the 15mm gas pipe with a 22mm, extending the water pipes and disposing of the old boiler which seems very reasonable.
After doing lots of reading on this forum on the Remeha boilers, people have mentioned that it is good idea getting the weather compensator - which does sound like it would help with efficiency. My question is the weather compensator a worthwhile investment (on average how much extra would it cost to install), and can the weather compensator sensor be compatible to work with a wireless room thermostat?
Thanks
I currently live on the ground floor in a two bedroom flat with a conventional boiler which is probably as old as I am (Thorn M42) , so I am looking to get this replaced with a modern combi boiler (As I am on the ground floor the water pressure is very good). At present I have 5 radiators, but the TRV valves have stuck on all but one radiator and a room thermostat in the living room.
My local plumber (gassafe registered) has recommended that:
I get a Remeha Avanta 28c
put TRV's on all but one of the radiators
powerflush the system and install the magnaclean
Install a wireless room thermostat
Replace the radiator in the bedroom as its quite old
The quote was for £2100 which included replacing and extending the 15mm gas pipe with a 22mm, extending the water pipes and disposing of the old boiler which seems very reasonable.
After doing lots of reading on this forum on the Remeha boilers, people have mentioned that it is good idea getting the weather compensator - which does sound like it would help with efficiency. My question is the weather compensator a worthwhile investment (on average how much extra would it cost to install), and can the weather compensator sensor be compatible to work with a wireless room thermostat?
Thanks