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Author Topic: Can The Antman Heat Dump be adapted for Unvented?  (Read 1449 times)
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« Reply #15 on: September 09, 2011, 03:52:21 PM »

Thanks.
Do you know whether it is possible to wire the boiler through the controlable thermostat and the high level stat but the solar only through the high  level stat - I don't want the power to the solar pump being cut at 60 degrees. I am being told this isn't possible - if this is right I am puzzled as to why Navitron/Newark are supplying the cylinder with only one dual stat (and why they are apparently not getting regular requests for an additional stat)
They must have an E grade in electrical installations if thats the answer given to you. The adjustable stat and high level are looped with a link. Remove the link and wire them seperately.
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