Reassurance about condensate

[Philip68]

We have recently moved to a house with a combi in the loft, it's an Atag E32C, the condensate pipe drops into the bathroom below and is connected to the basin waste, is that ok?

I have a vague memory about carbon monoxide possible escaping via condensate but I suppose the basin trap would have to be dry for that? I might be confusing many things of course, just wanted reassurance if poss.

I have attached a pic of the condensate outlet of the boiler, there is an air gap there so perhaps that makes all of the above irrelevant and overly paranoid!!

 

[John D v2.0]

That is fine if the boiler has a built in trap as most do nowadays.
Although for the drainage system of the house there needs to be a trap downstream of the open end up prevent bad smells coming back in.

 

[ScottishGasMan]

Perfectly normal to have condensate run into internal drains (preferred method) and air breaks fine as well as said as long as boiler has internal trap.