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bluesky

Gas Engineer
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Dear all,

One restaurant is going to install Andrew commercial water heater for hot water supply. I think if they install an un vented cylinder which is much more economical but same hot water supply. Anyone has installed commercial water heater before? What are the advantages?

Thanks.
 
Whats is the demarcation on these between domestic use & commercial use because some of the range has smaller outputs than a lot of domestic boilers ?

There classed as a commercial appliance I think
 
Whats is the demarcation on these between domestic use & commercial use because some of the range has smaller outputs than a lot of domestic boilers ?

You can use the smaller ones for Large domestic properties. Mostly because the performance outways most domestic ( small ) installations needs/requirements.
The one asked about by the OP, is in a restaurant and therefore, due to the installation being commercial ( most likely), it will need a commercial GSR installer. So mainly because of where not what it is. I Hope this answers your question ?
I have seen them in Large houses where a domestic installer would have legally installed them.
 
So have I which is why I asked.

I use to work on them all Andrews, A.O.Smith, Lochinvar, State & others I can't remember, all before there was a commercial ticket, showing my age now. :wheelchair:

:D were you around when you could join gas safe if you were timed surved and shown you we're compant?
 
You can use the smaller ones for Large domestic properties. Mostly because the performance outways most domestic ( small ) installations needs/requirements.
The one asked about by the OP, is in a restaurant and therefore, due to the installation being commercial ( most likely), it will need a commercial GSR installer. So mainly because of where not what it is. I Hope this answers your question ?
I have seen them in Large houses where a domestic installer would have legally installed them.

The location doesn't matter.

What matters is whether....

1. It is over 70kW
2. The manufacturer has deemed it to be a commercial appliance.
3. The gas pipe is over 35mm.
4. The installation gas volume is greater than 0.035m3.

Then you need your commercial ticket.
 
The location doesn't matter.

What matters is whether....

1. It is over 70kW
2. The manufacturer has deemed it to be a commercial appliance.
3. The gas pipe is over 35mm.
4. The installation gas volume is greater than 0.035m3.

Then you need your commercial ticket.

I already know all that because I've been working as an industrial heating engineer for 28 years now Croppie. Sometimes I feel a bit like you're picking on me !
 
I already know all that because I've been working as an industrial heating engineer for 28 years now Croppie. Sometimes I feel a bit like you're picking on me !

Some people say if someone's picking on you they maybe fancy you ;)
 
I joined corgi think it was '91. Oh the good old days was contracting to bg in '86. I think I am officially old now!

You're officially old when you change an ideal mexico, Glow worm hideaway or Potterton kingfisher that, .......YOU !..... put in yourself and it's now classed as a 'relic' by younger folk.

It's worse when you stand in front of it trying to think how long ago it was !
It only feels like a couple of years ago.
 
Some young up and coming Transco/National grid chap a few month back had a heated debate with one of my customers because he thought the old fella was crackers for saying that his boiler was behind the fire !

He'd never seen a Baxi Bermuda.

That made me feel old too !
 
I order to install any appliance in Commercial premises whether it be an appliance which can also be installed in a Domestic property or not, you need to understand Commercial ventilation requirements, something not covered on Domestic ACS I assume.

Conversely if you are only Commercial, as I am, you would not necessarily have a full understanding of all the requirements for Domestic installations.

I also worked on gas boilers, 2Mw. ish when Corgi was voluntary and my employer, the Civil service did not recognise it so I couldn't have joined if I wanted to.
 
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