Hi
Can somebody tell me if a standard heat source pump installation uses a pressurized hot water tank? Or will the pressure for the hot water be the same as with my oil boiler and water storage tank (gravity-fed)?
Air source heat pumps and hot water
Re: Air source heat pumps and hot water
It can be either, if you have sufficient water pressure it would make sense to have a mains pressure hot water cylinder fitted but if you don't have sufficient pressure the cylinder can be open vented with a cold water tank.
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Re: Air source heat pumps and hot water
Yes, it can be either. My ASHP is currently using a vented cylinder for hot water, though I have an unvented cylinder to replace it once I've done a load of work on the room the new cylinder's going in.
However, if you have an MCS install to get the BUS grant the installers are highly likely to insist on fitting an unvented cylinder, notionally to comply with MCS rules.
However, if you have an MCS install to get the BUS grant the installers are highly likely to insist on fitting an unvented cylinder, notionally to comply with MCS rules.