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Its an 'enwamatic'
An electronic dosing pot/filtration unit, the first time I have fitted one.
 
6" copper
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image.jpgSeems like the money is in air con lads ! Anybpdy on here do air con too ?
 
Bit to close together you will never get a 4" valve on em!!!
& some of em cuts are not that straight was u getting a bit hot today, wait till you start welding up.
 
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Strong magnet, holding a pair of 24's (they are not touching the floor)
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Its a pneumatex dirt and air separator (the blue thing in the background)
 
We're you installing it?

Looks like your installing it high if your using a genie lift!
 
Yeah, new plantroom.
Its about 8 foot off the ground and a bit heavy to lift by hand.
 
I like the pnuematex stuff. Just a bit pricey. And the technical isn't as good since they sold out
 
I dont pay for materials, I tried too search the net and see what they cost but cant find any prices.
 
My photos are poor quality due to tapatalk. Will try better ones on pc later
 
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Did that work?
 
I wish. I had a guy called Steve golton do it. He was reccomneed to me on here
 
Blimey, I honestly don't have a clue what anything is there. Mental stuff. I bet a day doing that stuff and you will know about it.

Looks tidy
 
Looks like he made a nice job of it.
If you need anyone over the bridge :shades_smile:
 
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