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That's what it's like yes.

It's pressing ok. If I put the rods through any further it constantly flushes back off any more they misses.

Has anyone had any experience with this flush valve it's stiff to push when flushed. But pushes/ flushes ok without the lid on. Thanks

You managed to to do plumbing work with them? They weren't too bulky

Has anyone used any anticut gloves that are actually workable in? I recently damaged a nerve in my hand and looking at working with some in the future thanks.

Has anyone recently re-,done there unvented assessment? How is the theory paper?

Would this course make someone qualified enough to do simple jobs in rented properties. Changing switches, light fittings etc. Thanks

So the level 2 city and guilds diploma in electrical installation isn't worthless. Also the level 3?

Thanks most seem to say you need the NVQ to show you are fully qualified?

Is there anyone on here that has become a qualified electrician by only to college on an evening and doing electrical installation level 2 and 3. And completing a NVQ portfolio? Thanks

Is the C&G 2360 an nvq with site evidence?

You went on an evening? What qualifications did you get?

It's 36 weeks but just on evenings two evenings a week for 3 hours

Is this a worthwhile course? I'm a plumber wanting to get some electrical qualifications. Thanka

Ah, do alot of the newer ones have 4.5bar pressure relief valves?

Ah, be interesting to see what bar most unvented cylinders are these days.

Is this while it appears most manufacturers are supplying/specifing bigger expansion vessels now. As the cylinders are rated to a lower pressure?

Excellent answer explains it well!

Thanks I think it said on the cylinder rated to 10 bar.

So if 250litres of water will only have an expansion volume of 5 litres. Why are some manufacturers asking for a 25litre vessel on an 250 litre cylinder?