ACS Gas Training Ventilation Room Sealed Gas Appliances

Leeds Plumber goes to Viva Training Academy to talk about Ventilation for Room Sealed Gas Appliances.
Gas ACS Training. Ventilation

[plumbingheatingandgas]

Love these videos as always just little advice for genius ross to use microphone for clear voice keep it up thanks

[Chatterisdotbiz]

Hi Alan what happened to the gas pipe sizing video it’s seems to have been taken down?

[ShyqyriMolla]

Very helpful
Can you please do a video about single point instantaneous water heater as I am preparing for assessment.
Thank you

[pookievision]

Excellent video again Alan - I have my probationary assessment coming up and only being recently out in the field for the first time i'm trying to get my head around FGA acceptable levels - as in difference between older and newer boilers...especially acceptable CO2% levels!
Ta
Nick

[suheilhanna]

Fantastic, I don't mind both however short or shorter video can keep us concentrating.
We need more videos please 😊
Good luck

[stealthbomberbaby]

99% of new room sealed boiler do not need ventilation in rooms, only boilers going back 15+ years 👍

[paigedarby]

Where do you place the vents if the boiler is in say a cupboard? I'm referring to Internally ventilation.

[AhmedAhmed-zjzd]

Thanks a lot allen
Can u do vedeos in legislation and combustion please

[laurentiucostache]

Hi Alan can you please clear it for me....
Balanced compartment under 12.7 kW...
Can the door open in bedroom?

I m talking about the one that must have a self closing door.
And if the door is open shutting off appliance mechanism

[kukiechag]

@Allen Hart got a question in one of my exams recently it said.
What is the ventilation requirement for a fluess gas fire with a catalytic converter.
A . No ventilation requirement
B. 100cm
C. 50cm
D. 35cm.


N. B those are square centimeters

[chrisi]

The Bible aka manufacturers instructions👨‍🔧

[efrygasservices]

Shorter videos are good for breakfast watching. Longer videos are good for weekends I find.

[Ed-fprx]

Hi, if the advintituous air in the room is 7kw, what do you do if you have an appliance which is 6kw? how do you work that out please?