Ventilation does a modern gas engineer need to know it.

Derek in this continuing series on the dying arts of plumbing gas and central heating takes a look at ventilation for gas appliances to see if the modern gas engineer needs to know it.

[@scottlouis4076]

Why am I watching a ventilation video on my day off Derek? 😂

[@tomkatgastraining]

Because you need your tomkat fix 😂

[@johnward5006]

Because installers don't install appliances that require any kind of ventilation (Intergas are an exception in certain installations for cooling putposes) they almost disregard the ventilation requirements of appliances they encounter.
I hope all installers will be reminded to assess the vents they come across to avoid potential risks.
It maybe old tech.,but there are loads of appliances still out there waiting to bite the unwary or complacent!

[@scottlouis4076]

DFEs are the main offenders....

[@user-iu9lk8tp9z]

Very helpful

[@space48725]

Derek is master .He simply explain all thing so is easy to understand .Thank you Derek .I will watch you as long as you going to be in youtube.

[@accesszero4803]

Am sorry mate,ive not long sat in the classroom with u doin this again and cant sit through it again 😂

[@kukiechag99]

@tomkatgastraining what is the ventilation requirement for a flueless gas fire with a catalytic converter?

[@tomkatgastraining]

100cm2 up to 2.7kw then 55cm2 per kw over 2.7kw in a room

[@kukiechag99]

@@tomkatgastraining if it doesn't mention how many kw the fire has what do i put?

[@tomkatgastraining]

@@kukiechag99 the fire should have a data badge with the heat input in kw. If you don’t have one and you don’t have the instructions you will need to speak to the manufacturer.

[@idriselmi4101]

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[@paul_my_plumbs_uk]

Flueless is clueless 😂😂😂

[@davebayliss3142]

Complete waste of time , it’s only there to generate money from the engineers