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park381 · 07-01-2006, 19:11

Depends on the MCW temperature coming in to the appliance, manufacturers quote a hot flow rate, or temperature rise at certain MCW temperatures, the weather we have been experiencing with temperatures of -4*C etc will mean a reduction in temperature at the appliance outlet, combi-boiler, or electric shower. The nominal temperature rise quoted is normally about 35*C

07-01-2006, 19:11	#17
park381 Senior Member+ Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: On the border Posts: 2,160 Blog Entries: 10 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 2287	Re: Shower question Depends on the MCW temperature coming in to the appliance, manufacturers quote a hot flow rate, or temperature rise at certain MCW temperatures, the weather we have been experiencing with temperatures of -4C etc will mean a reduction in temperature at the appliance outlet, combi-boiler, or electric shower. The nominal temperature rise quoted is normally about 35C __________________ Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new. Albert Einstein.