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That’s great. Yep. I m extremely competent. Its good to know that this installation will be above board and comply with the law. Many Thanks again. Fantastic Forum by the way. :wink:

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Hello everyone. I am installing a new gas boiler in my property and wish to know if I can carry this out legally under current legislation in the UK ?. Many Thanks.

From HSE... "At present we do not believe that this evidence is sufficiently strong to suggest that current legal controls (ie for competence under GSIUR regulation 3(1)) are inadequate, and an absolute ban needs to be placed on DIY." It is very, very, clear. HSE, are a law making government...

************** Clear enough ?. ************** Abuse deleted. Keep at it and you'll be banned. Clear enough? **************

Billy bob wrote , Nope. Stating that ********is not encouraging diy gas. ******** Admin doesn't agree ******** We are on the internet. You can download information on how to make a bomb if you wish or how to make a gun. What people choose to do with the information is...

Silly bob wrote It isin't. Diy gas is legal for those that are competent so therefore his point is relevant. Can you point out where this is ?. ******** Hopefully not any more, as it should have been deleted. If you can find it, tell us where and we'll delete it. Again Mod...

Then you remain in ignorance of the facts. :roll:

I totally agree with you. Well said. :D

clf-gas wrote Yes I agree. So simple. DIY gas is legal.

Your're over re-acting. :roll:

DD wrote Actually the Irish are not that dim. :wink: Very intelligent people.

ChrisR wrote Get away. :roll: Obviously not competent then eh ?.

billy bob wrote Then you don't know a lot as I suspected. :roll: Speaking of googling where did you google the image ?.

An earlier thread on this subject. Like it ?.

heatingman wrote Fraid not..... Doitall wrote :roll:

billy bob wrote A hydraulic decoupler. :roll: Consisting of four connections (as your image shows) which allows the heating load to be distributed over several boilers giving higher operating efficiencies allowing some boilers to be switched off at part load operation. Yes, as...

This has about as much resemblance to a low loss header as Diyitall's first image. :roll:

Conex state..................... The Conex compression joint makes a metal x metal seal which normally eliminates the need for jointing compounds and sealants. On larger sizes, particularly 54mm, it may be necessary to use an additional WRAS approved sealant. Jointing instructions, when...

Most likely Armaflex and Isogenopak.