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Hi,
That is impossible as they both deliver mains pressure - I would expect them to give the same static pressure (the cylinder will on average across many installations be slightly worse as they are fitted with pressure regulators whilst, so far as I am aware, combis are not).Nearlyold said:An unvented mains pressure HW cylinder system (not to be confused with a gravity fed tank system) will be way better than any combi in terms of pressure.
A mains pressure cylinder is likely to deliver much better flow than a combi so if you want to fill a bath then it will be a better choice.
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