PigletJohn, yet another 'ignorant' question to you, or anyone else who wants to reply.
What does the above means - if there is an older non-combi boiler for the heating in a house, but water is not by boiler, is this a normal thing (and is the immersion heater in some way dependant on the boiler or is it a totally separate system? ). From what I've read so far on here from PJ, they usually co-exist. If they are not linked at all, how reliable is immersion heater, and how expensive to replace if it goes wrong - again would it involve also replacing the boiler?
Also are these heaters very small? surveyor couldn't see it - I assume it's in the loft conversion but the closed-in voids aer tiny there - how could he not see it there if opened? If it's not reachable in the converted loft, isn't that a problem?
Thanks!
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hot water serviced by electric immersion heater - what does this mean?
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beaglesaresweet · 18/03/2014 23:59
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