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The blending valve on a thermal store water heater is positioned near to the hot outlet of the water heater. Its function is to blend the hot water that has just flowed through the heat exchanger with cold water and limit the temperature of the water flowing to the taps to 55°C to avoid scalding. The reason thermal store water heaters have blending valves and unvented heaters do not, is because thermal stores heat the water inside the store to between 75 – 80°C and if this water were to reach the taps then it would result in scalding. Unvented water heaters are limited to 65°C by the thermostat; however blending valves will be fitted to unvented water heaters when the building regulations are updated with the new regulations also covering the risk of scalding in domestic premises
EasyFlow provide an unvented water heater and a thermal store water heater repair and maintenance service in Manchester and Liverpool
Joanne, Warrington
8 January 2024
Annual Service
Richard, Bolton
14 December 2023
Annual Service
Brian, Wilmslow
15 December 2023
Annual Service
Waheed, Hertfordshire
1 January 1970
No Hot Water
Excellent service as usual.Despite the terrible weather and the lift being out of order
JUDITH, Glossop
28 December 2023
Annual Service
Peter, Liverpool
30 November 2023
Annual Service
Jonathan, Liverpool
22 November 2023
Replacement Valves
Dominic, Chorlton
6 November 2023
Heating Control Replacement
An excellent service as usual and Chris was very helpful and informative.
Derek, Chester
2 October 2023
Annual Service
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