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PhoenixServices

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Just changing an oil boiler on a job and they have just had a megaflow fitted. The installer has put a lever valve in, on the cold in with a tee connected to the discharge below the tundish as a drain off. Is it allowed?
 
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I have heard that method mentioned on this forum.
Very clever & handy I think, - especially for an air gap unit, like a Megaflow, because they need the air gap redone often & therefore draining often.
I would think it is fine to tee in below the tundish because it will not interfere with the D2 pipes purpose & flow and also because when the drain is ever opened the cylinder safety valves wouldn't ne opening into it anyhow.
All I would be careful about is is the initial high pressure would blast upwards & out the tundish until the pressure drops.
 

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