New boiler flu points upwards

[Rong236]

I've just had a new combination boiler fitted, it's fitted I'm my outer building and the flu exits out a one of the side walls, the issue I have is the flu had a 45deg end on and this is turned upwards, I'm just concerned of water entering the flu and then the boiler.
Is this correct?

 

[matt1e]

the issue I have is the flu had a 45deg end on and this is turned upwards,
Is this correct?

No doesn't sound like it, is it the terminal you are on about or an actual bend? post a pic if you can

Matt

 

[Jackrae]

yes
Your gas registered fitter presumably followed manufacturer's instructions.
Water entering will drain via the condensate system.

 

[Rong236]

It's just the terminal, it just clips off, ill try and post a picture.

 

[matt1e]

It's just the terminal, it just clips off, ill try and post a picture.

Probably best too it as may be a plume management kit youy are on about

Matt

 

[Agile]

It probably is a plume deflector.

Manufacturers vary and some say they should not point upwards.

Tony

 

[matt1e]

agree with tony