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During a flat renovation i removed and skipped a very old and battered storage heater and ordered one of the new super expensive (customer nearly had a heart attack) storage heaters, assuming it would go right in place.

Only discovered earlier they need a dual ----ing feed!!

Its not really feasable getting a normal feed, as its concrete floors etc.

Im assuming the best option now is to just move the feed to day rate and fit one of these eco day rate electric rads?

What morons thought it would be a good idea to ban the old style rads, and introduce new rads which need a second supply....

Yes thinking about it now, for smart functions to work, they are going to need power during the day time...

Anyone else got caught out with these?
 
During a flat renovation i removed and skipped a very old and battered storage heater and ordered one of the new super expensive (customer nearly had a heart attack) storage heaters, assuming it would go right in place.

Only discovered earlier they need a dual ****ing feed!!

Its not really feasable getting a normal feed, as its concrete floors etc.

Im assuming the best option now is to just move the feed to day rate and fit one of these eco day rate electric rads?

What morons thought it would be a good idea to ban the old style rads, and introduce new rads which need a second supply....

Yes thinking about it now, for smart functions to work, they are going to need power during the day time...

Anyone else got caught out with these?
Why not just install a standard NSH?
 
back in the 60's,as an apprentice, i remember the company i worked for had a massive project to replace/repair their night storage heaters. they were an innovation at the time, being water filled instead of bricks, so lightweight when empty for ease of installation, but the problem was corrosion. we were driving all over Scotland in a BMC J4 van, sleeping in the van and getting paid lodging out allowance that was double what our wages were. happy days. :D.
 
You're welcome mate, yes it's a strange one and so frustrating when someone has a house full of decent storage heaters and wants one more, there are still a few out there but not many!
 

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