It's great how he marks the ball valve, then the warning pipe and the ball valve mark disappears, then he drills the ball valve and when the warning pipe hole is drilled, the ball valve hole has magically filled in, then - when he marks the breather and vent the 2 side holes are filled in again! Don't you just love continuity!
@@EarendilTheBlessed I expect he would if he could afford it. Bit like saying hire a chauffer instead of learning to drive yourself, very nice but not everyone can 😊
Fitted one of these as shown here. However I now want to add another output connection to feed the shower separately. Could I add this on the side of the tank at the opposite end to the ball valve? I have two output pipes on the end already so I don't want to make it difficult for myself having to connect a third in a confined space. Also if I come out the side I only need to do a 90 degree bend towards the shower rather than a 180 degree bend helping with shower pressure. I was just wondering if the side of the tank was as strong as the back? If any plumbers could give me their thoughts it would be appreciated 😌
If this is for diyers he should have used an open tank and shown you on the inside sometimes those tank connectors move when tightening the nut on the outside and show them how to hold it in place when tightening.
What is the purpose of cold water tank. I have plastic cold water tank in loft of my 1970s built home. I also have hot water tank, i am planning to upgrade to combi boiler, will i have to remove cold water tank too?
The outlet should ALWAYS oppose the inlet(ballvalve). From a AcoP L8 point of view, this install is not acceptable and would need remedial work, Not to mention an air vent was not fitted.
This video has been re dubbed like a Bruce Lee movie.The original had subtitles included to accompany the video . I preferred the original. Nothing wrong with the guy's accent. Perfectly understandable
