[hennessy window cl]

Hi Nathanael,
                      Liam here and I am setting up in wfp in Cork City and have got a quote for pli from FBD , who would you recommend and I will also looking to join the fed ,
                                                                                        Regards,
                                                                                                       Liam.

[Nathanael Jones]

Hi Liam,..
Try Frost insurances in limerick. Speak to Ronan,.. €50 off for Guild members.

€590 for €6.5million cover and no ladder restrictions.

061 608438

[hennessy window cl]

Thanks Nathanael,will give them a ring ,and by the way thanks for the information on purefreedom and I am getting a two man hot system fitted on the 24th of november .I am afraid that it is like the chicken and the egg ,because I cannot join the fed without insurance ,and the discount without being a member ,yopur advice will be appreciated,
                                once again thanks for all the help,
                                     Regards,
                                               Liam.

[Nathanael Jones]

Just tell Ronan you're signing up as soon as you get your documents,.. I'm sure he'll give you the discount anyway!

PS,.. its the Guild I'm involved in,.. the FED is much more scary!

[hennessy window cl]

Sorry and thanks.
                         Liam 

[Clive McDonald]

I thought i'd post on this rather than start a new thread. Because Nathaneal was one of the first to make a hot system....

I've been using an on demand heating system for about two years.Recently i switched to a two man set up, my pole being hot, the other cold. Now, anyone who knows anything about these things knows that the heater will not flame up without a good flow, and in the few months since going plural it's more or less stopped working, probably because we work off of one battery.

Anyway, i've asked a couple of times on here about having the pump after the heater, and yesterday i took the plunge and split the hose after the heater to feed the two pumps and reels.And i can report it's worked out brilliantly.
Now we both have hot water.

[Nathanael Jones]

Glad its working for you Clive! Do you have any issues with temperature spikes if one pole stops?

[Clive McDonald]

No it's on the lowest setting, and only flames when two poles are working.The main benefits are warm water and flexible hose.

If i used two batteries i expect one pole working would turn the flame on. If you remember i have a rinnai heater that is quite powerfull and this much greater flow (two pumps two poles) seems to suit it.

My employee has never used hot before and he was amazed at the difference.With winter coming on i thought i had better sort it.

The only issue i can see is that the heater is above the level of the tank, and as the pumps are after this there could be problems if i let air in or allow water to run out.