Condense pipe

[ColinK1]

Hello chaps,
Wondered where you run the condense pipe from a combi if its fitted in a loft? Do you just run it as an overflow ? If so does it drip much.

Cheers. Col.

 

[gigz]

No it doesn't. Ask your fitter, he will know.

 

[ColinK1]

Thanks for your help. My gas fitter who is running up a new gas feed, doing the final connections and commissioning is fishing in Ireland at the moment so I was just after a bit of "friendly" advise so I could get as much done as I could for him. I am a HETAS installer so can cope reasonably well with the wet side. Been to our local merchant to get the pipework and they put me right so thanks anyway.

 

[petit_pablo]

Ideally, get it across to the soil stack or internal waste to avoid freezing issues.

 

[gas112]

Or come out under tiles into gutter but lag it

 

[CombustionGuy]

Or come out under tiles into gutter but lag it

Shouldn't put condense in rainwater on a newer house with separate drains. ( if It a newer house )

 

[TCCHeating]

No it doesn't. Ask your fitter, he will know.

+1

Is there no mobile phone reception in ireland at the moment?

Surely you can see why people on here get suspicious when questions like this are asked

 

[gas112]

Norfolkboilerman you can put it in any rainwater one if you use a condensafe on it

 

[Dan Robinson]

Since when have merchants given reliable advice?