Gas safety check

BOB.DOLE · 19 Jul 2006

Bamber gaspipe said:
BOB.DOLE said:

well i find that installation fitters have very poor knowledge of gas regulations, i seem to find a fault on nearly every installlation i come across,

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Thanks for the generalisation, I am an installer & I have a very good knowledge of Gas regs because if I didn`t I wouldn`t be Corgi registered.I also consider myself literate..people in glass houses..throwing stones..& all that.

you may have but there are a lot who dont and working pressure should be 21 + or - 1 mb

Bamber gaspipe · 19 Jul 2006

So If I worked for Transco & set the regulator on the meter at 22mbar would I be correct or incorrect?

BOB.DOLE · 19 Jul 2006

Bamber gaspipe said:
So If I worked for Transco & set the regulator on the meter at 22mbar would I be correct or incorrect?

ok i will hold my hands up on this one only because they have amended the pressure now lets all let the dog go to sleep.

Bamber gaspipe · 19 Jul 2006

BOB.DOLE said:
Bamber gaspipe said:

So If I worked for Transco & set the regulator on the meter at 22mbar would I be correct or incorrect?

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ok i will hold my hands up on this one only because they have amended the pressure now lets all let the dog go to sleep.

2 years ago ...................Dog now asleep....but one eye open..

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