Do we really need a soak away??
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Doggit
If the boiler has a split inlet outlet for the flue, then I think it can go further than 5m.
A split inlet outlet , as already said this industry has gone to the dogs
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Hot&Cold
Get another boiler installer in,maybe he does not want the job.Who knows but he has been on site and something is not quiet correct.
WB have a list of accredited installers in your area,failing that BG will quote.
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Most boilers will go 10m on an ordinary concentric flue - except WB
Anywhere near Dudley??
Anywhere near Dudley??
I'm afraid, as others have said, your installer is typical Whooshitter Botch box of plastic installer!! Huge amount of marketing & poor quality.
There's a large amount of 'course cowboys' in the gas industry & the poor unsuspecting British Public are lumbered with these chancers!
Did he or anyone mention a condensate neutraliser?? No, didn't think so!! Even the resident smart arze Google Warriors on here missed that one!!
There's a large amount of 'course cowboys' in the gas industry & the poor unsuspecting British Public are lumbered with these chancers!
Did he or anyone mention a condensate neutraliser?? No, didn't think so!! Even the resident smart arze Google Warriors on here missed that one!!
might be just me , I have worked on condensate neutralizers in Italy, they are compulsory on systems over 37KW, never seen any recommendations or stipulation here in the UK , probably me not keeping up
why only over 37kw ian ?
Volume of acidic water going into the drains/water table/local waterways.
ye i guess that but i can't see the sense in it tbh , there wouldn't be much difference in volume of acidic water between say a 35kw and 37kw ,
Has to be a cliff edge somewhere I suppose.
Just seems a crazy rule by the Italians
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Doggit
Just like those crazy italians I suppose. It's good that the Germans don't act like that though; all hell would break loose.