Which Indirect Unvented Cylinder?

[Dan Robinson]

I did recommend OSO, and still do, But Joule have it nailed in terms of price, quality, flexibility, appearance and of course the warranty team is expanding a little soon. .

Fancy that Razor

 

[Waseem1]

Is the quality as good as Oso, unistor or vitodens?

 

[WLF85]

What does everyone think of RM Stelflow?

 

[Dan Robinson]

Mediocre

 

[Dan Robinson]

Is the quality as good as Oso, unistor or vitodens?

Quality is just as good Oso or the Unistor. The Vitodens is just a rebadged Gledhill.

 

[Sunshine12]

So Joule over Gledhill?

Another quote just came in for a Tempests Telford, any thoughts?

 

[muggles]

So Joule over Gledhill?

Another quote just came in for a Tempests Telford, any thoughts?

Joule over Gledhill any day of the week. Wouldn't touch a Tempest with a bargepole

 

[Sunshine12]

Thank you

 

[Waseem1]

So Joule over Gledhill?

Another quote just came in for a Tempests Telford, any thoughts?

I'd say go for the Vaillant Unistor

 

[vulcancontinental]

Oso have discontinued the drop tube. Now they come with an expansion vessel. Look for Vokera's they are rebadged Oso's and often cheaper though with a reduced range.

 

[Dan Robinson]

I'd say go for the Vaillant Unistor

Why are you obsessed with these?

 

[Waseem1]

Why are you obsessed with these?

Went on a two day training course

 

[Dan Robinson]

They're very mediocre for the price. Much like the boilers.

 

[fezster]

I like the integration with their boilers though. Having to compromise on your heating temperature because of the HW requirement is annoying. I know you can retrofit the sensor into non-Vaillant cylinders, but apparently this voids the guarantee (at least on Megaflo's).

 

[Waseem1]

Mediocre as in they are rubbish. Its odd you speak to some people they rate them
as some of the best.