Which Indirect Unvented Cylinder?

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

Yes, isn't that strange but is it their experience or what they've be told that's doing the talking. The one thing you can rely on is that the manufacturer and the merchant will big a product up because of sales and or margin or bonus points.
 
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Oso have discontinued the drop tube. Now they come with an expansion vessel.

Mebbe the Delta is the way to go with ViP insulation giving it the coveted ErP - A energy rating?
Seemingly its tea cosy v thermos flask type advancement. Don't think I'd trust the vacuum to last forever. Then it would leak heat like a sieve.
 
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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).

There are other boilers that allow you to run separate heating and hot water temps and kW outputs straight out of the box. ;)
 
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Growing family, don't plan to fit another system for many many years, it's going in the garage so no weight restrictions, better to have too much than too little!
 
Still smaller than I would recommended and for your profligate shower style.

But it is at least a step on the right direction!

Tony
 
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).

We fit insertion sensors to most UV cylinders. Vaillant cylinders are nothing special. At all.
 
Best UV might be an ACV. Price puts off most punters. Tank in tank design allows smaller store, faster reheat.
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