Never had a call to disconnect customers supply before. Customer will contact supplier to remove the meter, wants us to remove boiler and rads.
How should it be left - meter outlet capped, tt and purge meter, leave ecv switched off but meter connected - in a way makes sense as you can purge and tt the installation (which is just the meter at that point.)
Would it be simpler just to cap the anaconda or even remove the anaconda and cap the ecv - can't tt but it leaves the least amount of gas in the system.
Either way makes sense and seems safe but can't see any official guidance anywhere.
What would you do?
Thanks
How should it be left - meter outlet capped, tt and purge meter, leave ecv switched off but meter connected - in a way makes sense as you can purge and tt the installation (which is just the meter at that point.)
Would it be simpler just to cap the anaconda or even remove the anaconda and cap the ecv - can't tt but it leaves the least amount of gas in the system.
Either way makes sense and seems safe but can't see any official guidance anywhere.
What would you do?
Thanks