at risk prv
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no, just drain it out rather than filling in the paperwork.
I use the classifications for convenience when dealing with other unsafe sutuations such as PRV vents not safely terminating just above ground level.
A CORGI inspector classed a condensate pipe terminating into a bucket on a temporary basis as "At Risk".
I dont see why the OP question arose. Any boiler engineer finding that senario would usually turn the PRV to see if it was stuck on.
Tony
A CORGI inspector classed a condensate pipe terminating into a bucket on a temporary basis as "At Risk".
I dont see why the OP question arose. Any boiler engineer finding that senario would usually turn the PRV to see if it was stuck on.
Tony
The condensate trap is part of flue. The potential is there for POCs to escape down the condensate pipe if the trap is empty. Unlikely, but possible.
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