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Just changing some dodgy waste pipes on a dubious bathroom job installed by a DIYer putting speed fit in as some has already been fitted in for some time before ,then notice's the unvented has a secondary return fitted.Do I finish it off in plastic and get done for lunch,or do I rip it all out and get home late,this job is a favour money free one.Has anyone fitted platic on a secondary return set up,yes I know you should not use it.
 
saw something on speed fit info about not using it,yes it is pumped and there has been some in for quite some time
 
I have seen it done quite a few times and done it myself on first fix.

I did see last week in a magazine it shouldn't be used on constant hot water circuits. The mag is in the van but haven't read it yet.
 
i think to be 100 % accurate a phone call to manufacture will tell you , and then you can update us here PLEASE 🙂 i hope the secondary return was not piped with overflow/condense plastic , was it ? lol
 
Hep20 say its a no no to use on secondary returns or ring mains. I dont know about other makes. See hep20 website "frequently asked" in technical section
please delete this post,as I was thinking about taking the bike out after lunch
 
Straight from the horses mouth.

Continuously operated re-circulating systems (secondary hot water circulation / ring main installations)
A continuously operated re-circulating system is a water-replenished circulating system which is maintained at a constant high temperature to provide a constant source of hot water. Continuously operated re-circulating systems are used to distribute constant hot water to draw off points that may be distant from the source or hot water storage vessel. Continuously operated re-circulating systems are very different from conventional hot water supply and central heating systems found in domestic properties, for which our products have been tested to, under either BS7291 Class S or WRAS approval standards, and for this reason Speedfit products must not be used on any continuously operated re-circulating systems as they are not approved under the current version of these standards.

Look at John Guest Speedfit - The World Leader in Push-fit Fittings, Pipe and Plastic Plumbing Systems - JG LAYFLAT POLYBUTYLENE PIPE IN COILS click the technical specification tab.
 

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