The exhaust plume from the central pipe section of my condensing boiler flue is continuously setting off the sensor of my outside security light.
The flue consists of 2 parts : first, a central pipe for expelling the boiler exhaust which extends beyond the 2nd part, an outer casing pipe housing the air intake to the boiler.
Would it cause any serious problems to the boiler if I attach a £4 L-shape waste pipe onto the central part (note NOT the air intake part) of the flue to route the exhaust plume vertically above and beyond the light sensor?
Note that this part is outside the house. No changes are being made to any other part of the flue, so there should be no risk of carbon monoxide or other dangerous gases getting back into the house, nor the boiler air intake being affected.
If the DIY L-shaped pipe will cause problems with the boiler, do I have to get an installer to extend the flue, or should I just buy a flue extension kit costing £80 and extend the flue vertically myself?
P.S:
Should the installer have routed the flue above the light sensor when he installed the boiler?
N.B: The security light is a bit of a bother to move.
The flue consists of 2 parts : first, a central pipe for expelling the boiler exhaust which extends beyond the 2nd part, an outer casing pipe housing the air intake to the boiler.
Would it cause any serious problems to the boiler if I attach a £4 L-shape waste pipe onto the central part (note NOT the air intake part) of the flue to route the exhaust plume vertically above and beyond the light sensor?
Note that this part is outside the house. No changes are being made to any other part of the flue, so there should be no risk of carbon monoxide or other dangerous gases getting back into the house, nor the boiler air intake being affected.
If the DIY L-shaped pipe will cause problems with the boiler, do I have to get an installer to extend the flue, or should I just buy a flue extension kit costing £80 and extend the flue vertically myself?
P.S:
Should the installer have routed the flue above the light sensor when he installed the boiler?
N.B: The security light is a bit of a bother to move.