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rfisher

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Why does my hot water cylinder have 3 side pipes and 1 top pipe?

Usually there are 2 side pipes (boiler hot water coil in and out) and a top pipe (hot water outflow to taps).

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Laurel Green

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Cold supply!

rfisher

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Laurel Green said:
Cold supply!
Errr - that comes in at the base of the cylinder in both types.

The 'side' pipes are on the other side of the cylinder from the cold supply.

Ferg

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It probably has a secondary tapping. This might be for a shower or similar hot requirement, or it may be a return from a hot water circulator.
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