They are on the web. I looked when I found out the CO boiler cut-off unit is no longer sold. They are easy to read as well. Have a try.But be aware of recommendations and what is mandatory.
Sure a Co
I have pm'd you some information.
CO boiler shut off unit
- Thread starter hard-work
- Start date
- Status
Sure a Co
Your comments are pathetic, least helpful,
Thx. Never got the PM.
try again.
Got it. Slow coming through.
- Joined
- 26 Jan 2017
- Messages
- 1,027
- Reaction score
- 65
- Country
Well, without them, you'd be homeless..
Mrs May may ensure that irrespective of drains.
We all live in a big blocked drain no one knows where we are heading towards, no one has a clue how we are going to get out of Europe, or are we still going to leave one leg behind, just in case! This is modern day indecisive Britain. Brexiters haven't got a clue what it takes to leave Europe. I am still looking to see that money we sent to EU being spent on our NHS? was that just a gimmick by UKIP?
http://registeredgasengineer.co.uk/...anned-draught-boiler-chimney-flue-systems.pdf
It says as long as you can see the flue no need for a hatch in ducting. So using a mirror and torch will suffice. Page 7 para 2.
It says as long as you can see the flue no need for a hatch in ducting. So using a mirror and torch will suffice. Page 7 para 2.
- Joined
- 26 Jan 2017
- Messages
- 1,027
- Reaction score
- 65
- Country
For the UK to leave Europe it would take a mamoth civil engineering project the likes of which the planet has never seen, we are phisically attached to mainland Europe. It is however a far more straight forward task for us to leave the EU.. It is an exercise in accountancy, asset sharing and diplomacy. The difficulty comes when we discover that the EU hasn't really kept their accounts up to date and there is a large quantity of our cash that has simply been lost through fraud and despite our best efforts to communicate with them, they have refused to sit down and discuss things rationally.... We also have the added problem of a number of our own people who have for many years benefitted from EU money being spent on their pet projects and will shortly find themselves having to find a new cash cow to milk but in the mean time try to throw barriers before the country to protect their own agendas.... There are many posts in the GD section about how we can leave the EU, most of them have been locked.
I've installed loads of drains gradient, invert level & chain. Also fitted out commercial boilerhouses 150/100mm welded, Skools, Hospitals etc. Fitted all types of boilers, all sizes & fuels.
All types of Domestic & Commercial Plumbing/Heating work. Roof Leadwork etc too.
Covering most types of work my trade requires.
Probably dead from something like Cholera.
I can't think of any advice I have received on this thread. I came up with a solution for sure. I did. So be thankful of people like me.
Last edited:
Fantastic. So not a heating engineer then.
So you are the right guy who could in fact help OP, install a couple of Co detectors in the duct void, since you appear to have a vast range of experience in many other fields, using two Co detectors, to make it double safe, in case one detector fails to respond, and wire it to a small control panel that disrupts power to the boiler, what is so big an issue with this, you are not actually drilling or cutting any flue or touching the boiler, you are just adding a co detection system. It has nothing absolute to do with gas safe rules, and as for inspection, from the flue terminal, where his joint is only 300mm from the outer wall easily seen for inspection, so where does an issue arrise from since you are not physically doing anything to the flue, you are just enc;losing it in a duct and making provision for inspection as well as having co alarm fitted within it.
I did this to my rented property where my warm air unit was I was told more vulnerable to Co leaks and with lethal consequences as warm air could reach every room in a house within seconds, so instead of having a Co detector just sitting near the WAU cupboard, I took its output and wired up to a relay that tripped power to the WAU, how complex do you think it can get, and it had absolutely **** all do with gas safe regulations. ( with due respect to Gas Safe Regulations)
BTW, my tenants were absolutely ****tards as they kept taking the batteries out for their children's toys, thickos, so I had to even make a small mains powered DC supply for it which also ran the latched relay. It never required batteries, and in case of power fail, you did not need battery back up as all else would stop electrically. In practice the Co detector never ever detected any leaks, so it never tripped power to the WAU, and sadly most gas safe engineers were not too keen in continuing to service it due to its age nearly 30 years in service, so I took an opportunity when those irresponsible tenants from hell were evicted and I replaced it with wet combi boiler and radiators, that WAU is still left intact ready to fire up if need be, as a back up heating.
Last edited:
DIYnot Local
Staff member
If you need to find a tradesperson to get your job done, please try our local search below, or if you are doing it yourself you can find suppliers local to you.
Select the supplier or trade you require, enter your location to begin your search.
Are you a trade or supplier? You can create your listing free at DIYnot Local
- Status
Similar threads
