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If your fire has a data plate and it states the kW input, you can work it out from there. I doubt a user manual will help.
Hi thanks for your reply.
It is under the 7KW allowing for adventitious ventilation and the fire is itself
6.8KW so permanent ventilation not usually required, however being the last installer to visit and re-lighting the appliance following purging after a boiler install I have to satisfy myself that no other ventilation is required. All manufacturers state ventilation requirements in their instructions hence the reason for this post.
I'm sure you understand the implications and I appreciate your input. (no pun intended)
Better safe than sorry!
Kind regards, (always promoting Gas Safety), ALW
It is under the 7KW allowing for adventitious ventilation and the fire is itself
6.8KW so permanent ventilation not usually required, however being the last installer to visit and re-lighting the appliance following purging after a boiler install I have to satisfy myself that no other ventilation is required. All manufacturers state ventilation requirements in their instructions hence the reason for this post.
I'm sure you understand the implications and I appreciate your input. (no pun intended)
Better safe than sorry!
Kind regards, (always promoting Gas Safety), ALW
The way to satisfy yourself on that is to do a spillage test.
A spillage test will not tell me what the manufacturer stipulates in terms of
ventilation requirements.
With respect to everyone that sees this thread, I simply would like a copy
of the manufacturers instructions for this gas fire.
I don't want to get drawn into a debate about what I could do, there are rules in place which I am, as a registered gas installer, adhering to.
I don't wish to sound rude to anyone or be pedantic but those in the industry know that manufacturers instructions supersede any and all other
instructions.
If anyone does know where I can get a copy of the instructions for this fire I would be very grateful.
Regards
ALW
ventilation requirements.
With respect to everyone that sees this thread, I simply would like a copy
of the manufacturers instructions for this gas fire.
I don't want to get drawn into a debate about what I could do, there are rules in place which I am, as a registered gas installer, adhering to.
I don't wish to sound rude to anyone or be pedantic but those in the industry know that manufacturers instructions supersede any and all other
instructions.
If anyone does know where I can get a copy of the instructions for this fire I would be very grateful.
Regards
ALW
If it's below 7 kw and it's not spilling then it doesn't need any extra ventilation. Simple as that.
With respect,again, I am fully aware of what is and what is not required.
I am not in this instance required to perform a spillage test.
All I am after is the manufacturers instructions, not a lesson
in gas work.
I am withdrawing from this thread because as I said in my previous post I do not want to get into a futile drawn out discussion regarding this or any other related matter.
ALW
I am not in this instance required to perform a spillage test.
All I am after is the manufacturers instructions, not a lesson
in gas work.
I am withdrawing from this thread because as I said in my previous post I do not want to get into a futile drawn out discussion regarding this or any other related matter.
ALW
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