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Haha very true, I was discussing it on here as I was on a job and couldn't be bothered to go and find my gas safe reg/licence number from the van to be able to register to the gas safe forum, luckily I'm intelligent enough to recognise people's advice that is logical

So you suggest I fit a temp meter to gas rate something haha I think ill give that one a miss

Temp meter?? What do you mean. And I no there a nightmare they give you abit of an idea that's about it

Thought it would result in that, bit of a ball ache but if there's no other way round it that's what the customer will have to do

Yes to see if it's using the correct amount of gas

HI I am a gas safe installer but I have never come across this before. I have recently gone to installer a cooker at a customers house and gone to gas rate it at the end and noticed there wasn't any readings on the digital display. no matter how many times i pressed A and B it masde no...

Haha that's a fair point thank you

Ok so what you're suggesting is it is impossible to learn? It seems this is another case of people thinking you can't teach an old dog new tricks

im really sorry but im struggling to understand whats so dangerous about decommissioning a back boiler, disconnect the relevant gas and electrical connections (done by the relevant people), drained down and capped off the appropriate water connections and disconnected the flue why the boiler can...

thank you dan, this is abit of forward planning as in what floor boards (if any) need to be removed) not what pipes do what. thanks for the reply

from what iv read up on rules regs a legislation you do not have to be qualified to install a heating system, you do however have to be qualified to commission it ie relevant flue gas tests and electrical and gas connections, Part p in some cases for the electrical work needed to be done...

haha thanks for you vote of confidence, the idea is to disconnect the old back boiler first tho

ok what sort of details do you mean?

Hi Im in the process of planning to install a combi boiler and rip out the old gravity fed back boiler. the new boiler is going to be upstairs where the storage tanks are and i was wondering what pipework alterations need to be made as i recall in a previous renovation the plumber joined the...

hi i am thinking of have a cctv system at home but im abit confused as to which one to have as there are so many. I keep on reading about frames per second (the higher the better im guessing) is the frames per second to do with the DVR or the cameras???. Because if there to do with the...