Have I dropped my self in it here?

[Killy Bing]

It might relate to new installs but I'm sure there's nothing in the IGE/UP/1b about shutting ISO valves on existing systems

Sod that.....
asking for punishment.

 

[kirkgas]

This is from IGE/UP/1b
From the section on testing existing systems,
Read point h and the note after it, to me that ends the argument as it says if the drop is less than table 1 figure then it's a pass

EDIT, doesn't look as if it's readable, but on the plus side it means I can't be wrong, if anyone has the doc it's point 5.3.2

 

[newcastle phill]

Thanks for help kirky.
Is that email'abbabble !!

 

[kirkgas]

Thanks for help kirky.
Is that email'abbabble !!

Yes send me your email address to [email protected]

 

[kirkgas]

Thanks for help kirky.
Is that email'abbabble !!

I've sent them to you as message, not sure if they will be any clearer

 

[newcastle phill]

Yes clearer thanks.
If you get a chance can you please send the page over leaf of the procedure.

Ta muchas :thumbup:

 

[kirkgas]

Yes clearer thanks.
If you get a chance can you please send the page over leaf of the procedure.

Ta muchas :thumbup:

What page do you want

 

[combo]

I was inspected by Corgi, Council inspectors, Technical guys ...never once during a TT on a existing installation with a permissible drop was I asked to isolate appliances and retest.....smell of gas ?? document and move on. It's bizarre how ppl can interpret the regs in completely different ways.....does this not signal that there's an issue with the sheer number or clarity of the regs ??

 

[newcastle phill]

they dole out this innacurate sh*te and require you to learn it lol.
Not a case of misinterpretation on my behalf. A case or reading plain english thats wrong from the outset.

Thankfull for a place like this where issues can be challenged and discussed openly

 

[salplumb]

this is I think the latest book, got from Steve Willis for my gas course, permissible drop on existing is permissible, nothing about weather its on the carcass or not