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Hot water from wood burner
We have a wood burner with two heat exchangers one which we use all the time in winter for heating the other for hot water which we don't use. The cold side of the hot water heat exchanger is mains pressure would it be possible to connect the hot side direct to our mains pressure 80 l hot water system. So in effect when we call for hot water the tank fills up with warm or hot water from the fire. Thank you
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