Landlords gas safety record

[dazplum]

Hi all, hoping to be gas safe shortly.
I recieved a report from an engineer in one of the properties I maintain.
The report ask for the flue type.
It gives 4 options and the n/a option.
My question is if you have a boiler with a gas/air ratio valve, does this come under FF(fan flued) or RS(room sealed) on a report?:rolleyes2:

 

[Alpha man]

Hi all, hoping to be gas safe shortly.
I recieved a report from an engineer in one of the properties I maintain:rolleyes2:

Are you working on gas appliances?

 

[dancinplumba]

Ask your gsr engineer

 

[aplombier]

Trouble coming !!!

 

[lame plumber]

stirrer

 

[dazplum]

Not working on any gas related at all.
But on a gas course at the the mo.
Hence the report got me a bit curious.

 

[mountainman]

A strange question for someone who anticipates becoming GSR soon.
Ask your mentor, and ask them to explain the flue types and why your question seems strange.

 

[dazplum]

Well I have got confused, that room sealed can also be a fanned flue?

 

[lame plumber]

Well I have got confused, that room sealed can also be a fanned flue?

time to be backclassed then

 

[Killy Bing]

Ask your instructor, this is a pretty basic subject and really effects on how you classify it in unsafe situations.

 

[dazplum]

Lets say it ticks both boxes.
The boiler is room sealed and fan flued.
Which one on the report do you put on the cert?:rolleyes2:

 

[dancinplumba]

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[Killy Bing]

Daz, not for the open forum just ask on your course.

 

[dancinplumba]

And then 2.29 mins in is so true

 

[dazplum]

OK, guys is this a confusing situation?