dunsley neutraliser

[CallumA]

yes i was thinking that, which would take care of the hot water from the stove but i also want the stove to help run the rads. 
iam still just going over different link up options (seems to be loads!)
thanks carl

I'll try and find some photos of my set up. But it's basically both heat sources into the Dunsley Neutralizer with a danfoss thermostatic switch clipped on to the top over flow pipe set at the desired radiator pump temperature (mine was 80*C) which then switches on the radiator pump. I was also lucky that I could just run the hot water as a gravity circuit. It was good as the central heating could be worked off timer or water temperature.

[Billhook]

8 hours ago, CallumA said:

On 21/03/2020 at 23:07, carlos said:

yes i was thinking that, which would take care of the hot water from the stove but i also want the stove to help run the rads. 
iam still just going over different link up options (seems to be loads!)
thanks carl

I'll try and find some photos of my set up. But it's basically both heat sources into the Dunsley Neutralizer with a danfoss thermostatic switch clipped on to the top over flow pipe set at the desired radiator pump temperature (mine was 80*C) which then switches on the radiator pump. I was also lucky that I could just run the hot water as a gravity circuit. It was good as the central heating could be worked off timer or water temperature.

I think that you would need a thermostat on the side of the gravity fed tank to cut out the heating pump when necessary to keep the gravity tank at a constant temperature