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Combi Boiler Hot Water Pipe 15Mm Or 22Mm. 2.294 times as much assuming that the wall thickness is 0.7mm, so 22mm pipe carries. For our hot water we have a new modern combi boiler, what as usual takes 15mm cold water in and 15mm hot water out. Only slightly more than double midlands. There is a half meter of 15mm pipe coming from the dhw boiler output which becomes 22mm supplying the bathroom bath. Your combi delivers water at a highish pressure (~ 3bar) so the pipe can afford to be. If you have the choice, then opt for 22mm rather than 15mm, regardless of being a pressurised system or not, pipe sizing has. If you have a combi boiler giving you nearly mains pressure of hot water ( mine is three bar, 6x a system boiler) then it really doesn't. Jpb, as dave says, 15mm is correct. The reason for this is that the water is being delivered at the relatively high mains pressure (3+ bar?), so the 15mm pipe will.

2.294 times as much assuming that the wall thickness is 0.7mm, so 22mm pipe carries. There is a half meter of 15mm pipe coming from the dhw boiler output which becomes 22mm supplying the bathroom bath. Jpb, as dave says, 15mm is correct. Your combi delivers water at a highish pressure (~ 3bar) so the pipe can afford to be. Only slightly more than double midlands. The reason for this is that the water is being delivered at the relatively high mains pressure (3+ bar?), so the 15mm pipe will. For our hot water we have a new modern combi boiler, what as usual takes 15mm cold water in and 15mm hot water out. If you have the choice, then opt for 22mm rather than 15mm, regardless of being a pressurised system or not, pipe sizing has. If you have a combi boiler giving you nearly mains pressure of hot water ( mine is three bar, 6x a system boiler) then it really doesn't.

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Combi Boiler Hot Water Pipe 15Mm Or 22Mm The reason for this is that the water is being delivered at the relatively high mains pressure (3+ bar?), so the 15mm pipe will. The reason for this is that the water is being delivered at the relatively high mains pressure (3+ bar?), so the 15mm pipe will. If you have a combi boiler giving you nearly mains pressure of hot water ( mine is three bar, 6x a system boiler) then it really doesn't. There is a half meter of 15mm pipe coming from the dhw boiler output which becomes 22mm supplying the bathroom bath. 2.294 times as much assuming that the wall thickness is 0.7mm, so 22mm pipe carries. Your combi delivers water at a highish pressure (~ 3bar) so the pipe can afford to be. For our hot water we have a new modern combi boiler, what as usual takes 15mm cold water in and 15mm hot water out. Only slightly more than double midlands. If you have the choice, then opt for 22mm rather than 15mm, regardless of being a pressurised system or not, pipe sizing has. Jpb, as dave says, 15mm is correct.