This is my first post, so please be gentle!
I've just moved into a 1950s house, and I'm preparing for an evohome install. I'm trying to figure out what I've already got.
The boiler (Potterton Suprema 30-100L, heat-only) is in an extension which is approximately 15 years old. The hot feed from the boiler splits into two within a few feet of leaving and then there are 2 pumps (one on each branch). These appear to be for DHW and CH.
However, I can find no trace of any zone valves anywhere. Not near the boiler, not near the cylinder (airing cupboard), etc.
I realise this isn't "normal", but is it even a thing? Should I look harder for valves or is it possible to not have them? Could the pumps somehow incorporate valves?
Thanks!
I've just moved into a 1950s house, and I'm preparing for an evohome install. I'm trying to figure out what I've already got.
The boiler (Potterton Suprema 30-100L, heat-only) is in an extension which is approximately 15 years old. The hot feed from the boiler splits into two within a few feet of leaving and then there are 2 pumps (one on each branch). These appear to be for DHW and CH.
However, I can find no trace of any zone valves anywhere. Not near the boiler, not near the cylinder (airing cupboard), etc.
I realise this isn't "normal", but is it even a thing? Should I look harder for valves or is it possible to not have them? Could the pumps somehow incorporate valves?
Thanks!
