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Re: Re: Water flow sensors?

Subject: Re: Re: Water flow sensors?
From: Jim Noble <yahoo-groups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2007 10:50:52 +0100
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Paul Gale wrote:
> Thanks Steve :)
>  - I have seen those before BUT the reason I was asking is because I
wasn't sure if they're recommended for connecting into a domestic hot water
supply - would there be problems with them reducing flow etc and can they
be easily connected with push fit and/or copper compression fittings etc
etc?
>

Looks like they have 3/4 BSP compression connections. If you're worried
about flow reduction, use a 22mm one with 3/4" BSP to speedfit
adapters
either side? It won't be as sensitive to flow though...

Jim

References:
- Water flow sensors?
  - From: Paul Gale
- Re: Water flow sensors?
  - From: Steve Morgan
- RE: Re: Water flow sensors?
  - From: Paul Gale

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