prv discharge pipe

[hammers4spanner]

you can get a combined condense blow off pump but they cost around 180 squids.

personally would rather find another way instead of possibly pricing myself out with an extra £180

 

[andyg0507]

and how does the condensate combine with the blow off, with condensate being acidic, i.e what type of pipe is it run through?

 

[AWheating]

there a few about. Baxi have even got there own branded one on the market now also.

Baxi Multifit External Boiler Discharge Pump - | Plumb Traders

 

[AWheating]

and how does the condensate combine with the blow off, with condensate being acidic, i.e what type of pipe is it run through?

one copper pipe into pump, one plastic im guessing.

 

[kirkgas]

and how does the condensate combine with the blow off, with condensate being acidic, i.e what type of pipe is it run through?

condensate requires non metallic, blow off requires pipe capable of taking high temp, so its just about choosing the right type of plastic to suit the blow off temp

 

[buckley plumb]

i have seen it done to a little tank with a lid in the bottom of the airing cupboard - done by a big firm, and apparently they reckoned they had approval to do this. anyone else come across this?

seen a condense pump advertised to take condense and prv but i am not convinced its correct.

 

[buckley plumb]

been to quote a job today and its going to be a right mere to run the prv pipe to outside can you discharge it internally into a soil stack if you have a tundish ?

some boiler manufacturers do a remote prv kit.

 

[Kev the gas]

any links to that said boiler manufacturer please ?

 

[arran197]

I think a lot of the condense pumps will now take the prv too. You may have to contact the manufacturer, but some will allow a remote prv providing the prv on the boiler is correctly dealt with. That's either by using their kit they supply or repiping it in to the system. You can't just plug/cap it off.

 

[Millsy 82]

i have seen it done to a little tank with a lid in the bottom of the airing cupboard - done by a big firm, and apparently they reckoned they had approval to do this. anyone else come across this?

Worcester allow this I argued with my manager about it until he showed me it in writing from manufacturer that we had sent direct from worcester. It has to be suitable for the temperatures so F+E tank with lid and an air gap.