TF1 Omega Filter on heating system

[Mick Bonner]

Hi all, not on the tools now days just the odd job for family and friends.
Need to put a filter on the heating system my problem is all the pipe work goes from the boiler into the loft and across the loft floor, (Bungalow) the only place to put filter is between the boiler and ceiling 9" (228mm) to play with, the TF1 is 241mm long with valves, question is if I take one valve off, will the pipe go into the body with olive and nut to make a compression fitting, all this on the return side and put a full bore valve on the flow side.Hope this make sense. Thanks.Mick.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

what boiler and system is it?

 

[Mick Bonner]

what boiler and system is it?

Wooster boiler and open vent

 

[Scott_D]

NO it's a flat face. You can get them with no valves.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Wooster boiler and open vent

cant put a valve on the flow then sorry

as if anyone shuts it off there no safety valve on the boiler, i know no one might but it could

 

[Mick Bonner]

NO it's a flat face. You can get them with no valves.

Thank you, and add my own full bore valves ?

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Thank you, and add my own full bore valves ?

and use no valves

 

[Scott_D]

If you want to. Or have no valves, it will still work

 

[Ric2013]

You can add valves but mustn't put a valve between the boiler flow and the open vent.

 

[king of pipes]

They do a omega filter without valves needs to be on the return into the boiler . cheers kop