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I found some good information here - http://www.businesslink.gov.uk/bdotg/action/detail?type=RESOURCES&itemId=1073792594&r.l1=1073861169&r.l3=1074034195&r.t=RESOURCES&r.i=1073792598&r.l2=1074400662&r.s=e

kevplum wrote Yeah but if their is a disagreement between say a diyer who followed the MI,s to the letter during the installation and a component becomes faulty then the manufacturer have no way of proving the diyer is not competent.

kevplum wrote Then I will just have to purchase one that doesnt stipulate the need for an rgi. :D

Softus wrote Not, if its a diy install. :lol: :lol: :lol:

Softus wrote All customers have up to six years to claim compensation (in Scotland, five years from discovery of the problem). The exact amount of time depends on the product.

kevplum wrote So, if I diy my boiler install and follow the MI,s to the letter and the boiler turns out to be faulty ,then the manufacturer will have to fix the fault ,replace the boiler or give me a refund and no need for the dog. Or will the dog start barking ??.

kevplum wrote As will a court of law WHAT ? Have you ever been in a court of law. ?? They can talk quite a lot of shi%te in there too.

bab wrote Thats not over ruling the regulations, its just a different way Baxi have to fulfill satisfying the ventilation requirements which the regs have addressed in a different intreretation.

OK ,give an example where MI,s overule the regs. ??

kevplum wrote Since when ?.

Fitting one of these on the clients premises before the new boiler goes in will tell you a lot more. http://www.picotech.com/data.html

OOh and dont forget this - http://www.sap-online.co.uk/

Why dont you just bring a laptop along to your customer and show them the sedbuk ratings which show annual heatings costs or alternatively just arrange a thermal imaging survey. Very professional dont you think. :D http://www.infraredvision.co.uk/pages/content.php?subID=48&catID=8

Paul Barker wrote Must be a very large home to warrant four boilers . :)

Paul Barker wrote Simpler and better to put them in tandem with balancing gate valves on ch and dhw so that there are no hydraulics to change when one goes down, with the proviso that they may not fire on low hot water demand, so it may be necessary to connect the dhw in series. Therefore...