Boiler Condensate pipe connector

[sgreenwood1]

Good evening. I wonder if anyone can help me?

I have a boiler where the condensate waste pipe (flex hose) drains into a drain in the wall.

The connector appears to have developed a leak where it screws into the wall.

Can anyone recommend a particular type of replacement connector?

The flex hose fits on to one end of the connector which then goes into the wall via a 1 1/4” compression fit.

It seems like an appliance connector has been used but I was hoping to install something better.

At the very least, can anyone recommend a like for like connector that’s 1 1/4” as I can only find a 40mm ( https://www.screwfix.com/p/floplast-hose-connector-40mm/48625 ). Colour doesn’t matter.

Ps: this install is at a holiday home in Italy - unsure if that makes a difference.

PPS: the tape shown isn’t needed or normally there

 

[CBW]

Hard to tell if that adapter is metal or chrome plastic. What about something like this? Thepart you have might be specific to Italy/Europe?

 

[sgreenwood1]

It’s chrome plastic.

Your suggestion is a solvent adaptor. Is my current fitting solvent & the solvent has worn off?

 

[CBW]

Is my current fitting solvent & the solvent has worn off?

No, yours is more like a washing machine waste adapter, I was thinking of an alternative that might work. You’d probably need a solvent welded short piece of pipe to connect the grey flex onto.

 

[sgreenwood1]

Ok sorry to bore you with more of this but I’m struggling with the sizes etc. I’m a total novice diyer.

I measure the outside of existing pipe at approx 1 1/4” ( see photo ). I will check the inside dimension later but recall it being approx 25mm

According to this article that means I need a 1” BSP connector ?

Therefore I can buy this as technical drawing suggests as such?: https://mcalpineplumbing.com/sites/default/files/uploads/drawings/MA15.pdf