Recent content by Matt887

Thanks there's no prv valve on it or temperature relief just a pipe coming from the top with a tundish

Was just trying to get my head around the breather pipe. This is like an open vent pipe?

Thanks yes this has a solenoid valve to open and close the flow of water on. Switched on via a high and low water pressure sensor.

Has anyone fit or worked on one of these units before?

I have one of these to look at 25litres apparently no flow of hot water. Has anyone worked on them before?. My first thoughts was maybe the pressure reducing/composite valve is blocked.

On a heat pump install, when installing a magnetic filter. This is in place to protect the condenser on the heat pump. Which is like a plate heat exchanger on a boiler. So the magnetic filter should be installed on the return pipe to the air source heat pump?

Ah thanks so not have a spur above the kitchen work tops to turn off isn't a problem?

Are plug in electric hobs any good? I'd be in a situation where I'd me plug-in the hob in but wouldn't have a spur/rocker switch above on the kitchen tiled area to turn it on. So would be constantly switch on Is this not a good idea? Thanks

Has anyone done the cert ed course? That's needed for a lecturer role?

Thanks what are you lecturering in please?

I think maybe I may miss the tools. But it's 38k a year. 35 hour week. 23 hours teaching time. 55 days leave so school teachers holidays.

How soon after starting did anyone do there iqa assessors course?

Do lectures at colleges get a similar percentage pay increases to school teachers or not?

And did you enjoy it? I'm be worried about losing my skills on the tools.

I was wondering how the pensions work. It's a teachers pension? But FE colleges are private sector?