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This video is all about secondary hot water systems and the integral brass pump that circulates fresh water to all the outlets. We explain how they work, why they would be installed and how to install them.

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[mkhuk10]

Many thanks jams for this video, could you please video how many types of central heating do we have in the uk,also as we live in a council flat which is got cold storage tank water and cylender underneaf so when we fill the bath with hot water it gets cold and we have to waite for hot water to get hot for ages! What type of heating system is that?

[plumberparts]

@mkhuk10 Hi there, is the water tank actually attached to the hot water cylinder? If it is you have a fortic tank system. They aren't all that good really. Regards PP!

[davyfreeman]

Can you do a video on how to clean a magnaclean type of thing? Mines got "sentinal" wrote on the side. Cheers

[plumberparts]

@davyfreeman Ahh yes thats a good one. Next time I'm doing a service or installing one, I'll pop a video up. Thanks for the head up! Regards PP

[mkhuk10]

@plumberparts its not actually attached to the hot water!

[David5495]

Great video, it's also wise to put a time-switch on the bronze pump so it only runs when necessary :)

[Corrie121]

Well presented, easily understood.

Thanks for sharing.

[zakzak000]

Great explanation mate. With the fly by night plumbers you get these days boshing in easy combi systems a lot of people dont know about open vented systems!

[MrMaBarnak]

Well done.

[Joshtheguitardude]

Brilliant explaination! Cheers!