I have this boiler, 8000 style. I would like to know if anyone has the same issue as me. The hot water on full (9 l/m) the boiler fires up but goes off due to high water temperature and then back on again, outlet water temperature takes about 3 minutes before the boiler settles down and delivers a steady temperature. Bosch have even changed the boiler and have now given up on me to fix the issue.
Hi , I’m about to Purchase a 3 story , 3 bedroom house , with 1 large bathroom and 2 smaller shower rooms on suites so total 3 bathrooms , and around 14 radiators , would this be suitable ? The boiler location is ground floor
Hi Jon, yes this should be suitable for your home but it does depend on what your cold flow rate is whether or not you can run two showers at the same time.
Will the 50kw boiler be sufficient for a household with 4 individuals with 5 rooms and 4 bathroom. Assuming at peak 2 bathrooms, heating and kitchen hot water is in use. WE have underfloor wet heating on the ground floor and radiators everywhere else. Thank for the video.
Hi Alwahaz, thanks for your comment! If you have a good cold pressure (16 litres and above a minute) then you can run two showers at once. If you've got low pressure, then increasing the KW's doesn't allow you to run two showers at once. Hope this helps!
the domestic system hydraulic dynamic loss from cold to hot water flow rate would on average reduce by minus 4 L/min, so if the boiler gives a max of 12 L/min, then the cold should really be above 16 L/min (based on DHW @ 12 L/min) if you are looking to use 2 bathrooms at peak times (based on showers), then each shower will have its own flow rate, so as an example, if the two showers require 5 L/min hot each and 6 L/min cold each (total hot water flow 10 L/min and cold 12 L/min so, 10 L/min hot + 4 Dynamic loss + 12 cold = total 26 L / min @ max output) "as a guide only other factors may/will need to be considered", it is always best to consult with the installer / Heatable specialist / Manufacture for further guidance.
You can find the key differences between the Worcester Bosch 2000, 4000 and 8000 in this article: heatable.co.uk/boiler-advice/worcester-bosch-2000-4000-8000-vs-differences
Excellent video from a sensible man for once instead of talking to the viewer like a kid's TV presenter. Very useful. I've gone for the 30kw.
We've never been called sensible before but we'll take it. Glad you found the video useful!
Really hope you do a shootout between the 8000 vs. Viessmann 200W vs. Vaillant Eco Tec+
New installation + 100 quid every year on servicing to keep the warranty.
I have this boiler, 8000 style. I would like to know if anyone has the same issue as me.
The hot water on full (9 l/m) the boiler fires up but goes off due to high water temperature and then back on again, outlet water temperature takes about 3 minutes before the boiler settles down and delivers a steady temperature. Bosch have even changed the boiler and have now given up on me to fix the issue.
How can it be a premium product with plastic manifolds and an aluminium heat exchanger
Hi , I’m about to Purchase a 3 story , 3 bedroom house , with 1 large bathroom and 2 smaller shower rooms on suites so total 3 bathrooms , and around 14 radiators , would this be suitable ? The boiler location is ground floor
Hi Jon, yes this should be suitable for your home but it does depend on what your cold flow rate is whether or not you can run two showers at the same time.
Will the 50kw boiler be sufficient for a household with 4 individuals with 5 rooms and 4 bathroom. Assuming at peak 2 bathrooms, heating and kitchen hot water is in use. WE have underfloor wet heating on the ground floor and radiators everywhere else. Thank for the video.
Hi Alwahaz, thanks for your comment! If you have a good cold pressure (16 litres and above a minute) then you can run two showers at once. If you've got low pressure, then increasing the KW's doesn't allow you to run two showers at once. Hope this helps!
the domestic system hydraulic dynamic loss from cold to hot water flow rate would on average reduce by minus 4 L/min, so if the boiler gives a max of 12 L/min, then the cold should really be above 16 L/min (based on DHW @ 12 L/min) if you are looking to use 2 bathrooms at peak times (based on showers), then each shower will have its own flow rate, so as an example, if the two showers require 5 L/min hot each and 6 L/min cold each (total hot water flow 10 L/min and cold 12 L/min so, 10 L/min hot + 4 Dynamic loss + 12 cold = total 26 L / min @ max output) "as a guide only other factors may/will need to be considered", it is always best to consult with the installer / Heatable specialist / Manufacture for further guidance.
Please can you tell me the difference between the worcester bosch 4000 30kw and 8000 30kw range?
You can find the key differences between the Worcester Bosch 2000, 4000 and 8000 in this article: heatable.co.uk/boiler-advice/worcester-bosch-2000-4000-8000-vs-differences
Hi is greenstar 8000 35kw enough for a 3 bed house with 2 showers and 9 heaters?
depends on your cold water flow rate
Hi Dayana, yes based on a detached 3 bedroom home with that information, we would suggest the Worcester Bosch Greenstar 8000 - 35kw!
@@Heatable thank you. Its a semi detached house
@@dayanarose6426 the same goes for a semi detached!
It's shit mate, I got one and have nothing but problems since it's instalation June 2023. Low pressure and had it repressered 4 times since.
You forgot to mention that this can also accept hydrogen 20%
Thanks for pointing this out, it does indeed accept 20%!