Boiler Pressure Over Flow

[acowx]

Hey All,

Not electrical I know but I was wondering if anyone could help me.

I have had a new boiler fitted but I need to fit a pipe for the pressure releif valve.

The only question is what sort of pipe would go on the end of this valve as it staggers up as show in the pics.

Could any one tell me where to get hold of pipe to fit this black valve so I can get it sorted.





Cheers
Ash

 

[benji]

if its a new boiler it should be a condensing boiler and the drain i think should be plastic as it will drain condesated water which can be corrosive .got to ask why didn,t the installer fit the drain

 

[dingledong]

yes why didn't the insaller do it correctly get him ti come back

 

[acowx]

Hey,

The condensing pipe is installed, on the second picture you can see the flexi pipe which is the condensing drain pipe.

Its the High Pressure Releif valve which is the problem, which is the black plastic valve you can see sticking out on the right hand side.

Cheers
Ash

And the installer only fitted the boiler as a favor, it was tested and fitted correctly its just I said I would sort out the pressure releif valve as he didn't have any pipe that would fit.

 

[Knobhead]

As your mate for another small favour, I’m sure he can tell you the type of pipe required.

 

[topquark]

Get the plumber back in. Building regs says something like must be taken to a visible and safe place, normally some kind funnelled discharge dish (not sure what it's called).

 

[sambotc]

Thats not the pressure relief valve pipework, that looks more like an internal drain point. The PRV should be 15mm copper. What boiler is it?

Sam (heating engineer)

 

[trev]

I believe it's called a tun(may be splet wring) dish

 

[sambotc]

No need for a tundish either, just needs to be taken outside and either bent back to the wall or terminated at ground level to prevent splashes of hot water (at pressure) causing harm.

 

[Knobhead]

:rofl: Yes you spelt that bit right :rofl: