Flue gas analyser cailbration.

[xr4x4]

To use an FGA the operator should know what the readings mean , anyone using an FGA has to be familiair with,

CO2max
Calculating excess air from 02 measured.
Calculating CO ppm against CO2% (ratio)

This is the difference between looking @ the figures against knowing what they actually mean.

Thank you for your response but that's not really the answer I need.

Is it against the law to use one if your not gas safe registered?

 

[monoxide62]

Thank you for your response but that's not really the answer I need.

Is it against the law to use one if your not gas safe registered?

Not against any regulation to use a FGA on any appliance , my 10 year old daughter was helping me one time carry out a combustion check although pointless as she hadn't a clue what to look for.

Again pointless using a FGA if the instument hasn't been issued with a calibration certificate.

 

[xr4x4]

Thank you for your response but that's not really the answer I need.

Is it against the law to use one if your not gas safe registered?

Not against any regulation to use a FGA on any appliance , my 10 year old daughter was helping me one time carry out a combustion check although pointless as she hadn't a clue what to look for.

Again pointless using a FGA if the instument hasn't been issued with a calibration certificate.

Thanks

 

[Agile]

Anyone can use an FGA if the sampling point is the flue terminal.

But only an RGI should remove the front cover of the boiler or open the flue sampling points on the flue elbow ( if any ).

Tony

 

[Agile]

Anyone can use an FGA if the sampling point is the flue terminal.

But only an RGI should remove the front cover of the boiler or open the flue sampling points on the flue elbow ( if any ).

Tony

 

[Agile]

Anyone can use an FGA if the sampling point is the flue terminal.

But only an RGI should remove the front cover of the boiler or open the flue sampling points on the flue elbow ( if any ).

Tony

 

[gremlin16]

she hadn't a clue what to look for.

Shes not alone