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Connecting two instant hot water systems ?
I would like to connect two instant water systems in order to have more hot water flow (ie a shower running and someone doing the dishes). The units I have are rated 8 litres per minute, and 13 litres per minute (both are Bosch). Would you recommend a series connection or a parallel connection? Cheers.
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