FLUELESS GAS APPLIANCES, part 1 of all gas trainees need to know about gas appliance flues. 

Flueless gas fires are A. a minefield of regulations B. Involve material additional costs above the appliance cost. As a secondary heat source what is the point of even considering such an appliance . It's a no brainer If the customer requires a fuel effect fire, the only sensible advice is go electric!! A room sealed appliance pretty much takes out third party involvement. To summarise, even if you install to the letter, there are too many opportunities for third parties to compromise the installation. All in all ,all things said flueless fires don't make sense!!! But hey ho , it's your choice and ultimately responsibility.

On a landlords report you only inspect the landlords appliances and note the other appliances. But according to igem/ g/11 appendix 5 you must inspect the appliances you encounter so you would have to check ventilation etc so that’s the minimum I would do

You are correct a window is under building regs and you can use a door or extraction

Soon hopefully 😁

I do but get a lot of interference from the phone mask on the roof or the centre

@@tomkatgastraining ok, thank you, it’s just because there is a sizzling sound sometimes, but not a big deal.

You use the l probe to analyse the water heater and you just hold it over the flue of the water heater

@@tomkatgastraining Thank you very much...

Room is living or dining and an internal space is hallway or landing

Check out our video on boiler commission you will find it there 👍🏻

@@tomkatgastraining thanks my man🙌🏻

With the flue gas analyser

@@tomkatgastraining so do you put the fga, running, on a tripod or something, and go in and out the room every minute?

@@stoosam3244 the analyser dose the reading for you so no need to keep going in the room