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stevej

2006-01-03, 11:22 am

Hi

I am planning to replace a couple of small single rads, with some bigger
double ones. I have an old Myson conventional boiler which runs well. I have
no idea if the boiler will be able to take the extra capacity. Is there any
way to tell or not please ?

MTIA
Steve


Christian McArdle

2006-01-05, 9:21 am

> I am planning to replace a couple of small single rads, with some bigger
> double ones. I have an old Myson conventional boiler which runs well. I

have
> no idea if the boiler will be able to take the extra capacity. Is there

any
> way to tell or not please ?


You can do all the calculations if you like, but I'd just suck it and see.
If it doesn't have enough power, it is often cheaper and more efficient to
then upgrade your insulation, rather than the boiler.

Christian.


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