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Hi all. Need some advice on a problem with a customers gas supply in a flat. A customer has contacted me coz their supply is too low at the inlet at their vaillant 837. With the 12 kw hob and chimneysweep (P01) it's 9mbar. The muppet who installed the boiler ran a 22mm trac pipe from the meter under floor in corridor, up the stairs, under floor and up to the boiler and hob. It's a long run, with bends it's getting onto 26m! The plan was to chase a new tracpipe of 28mm into wall. But after phoning tracpipe, I would need a 32mm!! And that's the nom dia. So after taking into account the outside of pipe and placing a thin steel 'anti screw' plate, the depth is getting close to 50mm. And on a party wall that's far too deep.
I spent all day on the phone to Brit Gas and and transporter. They said I can move meter, as I have it on my ticket. Unfortunately the whole floor is engineered wood, and taking that up is out, as they been quoted 4 grand!
Is using the existing tracpipe an option and fitting a secondary ECV and meter by boiler? Obviously supplying boiler and hob from outlet of new meter position. I really wanted to avoid this job as I knew it was going to be a complete swine. Thanks in advance. Dave
I spent all day on the phone to Brit Gas and and transporter. They said I can move meter, as I have it on my ticket. Unfortunately the whole floor is engineered wood, and taking that up is out, as they been quoted 4 grand!
Is using the existing tracpipe an option and fitting a secondary ECV and meter by boiler? Obviously supplying boiler and hob from outlet of new meter position. I really wanted to avoid this job as I knew it was going to be a complete swine. Thanks in advance. Dave