What is a CP12? Landlords gas safety check
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2024
- What is a CP12? Landlords gas safety check
In this episode we walk through a landlords/Landladys gas safety check,
boiler only. what we are looking at and what is required.
I talk through a gas tightness test which isn't actually law to do this but definitely recommended.
00:00 Introduction
00:35 What is a CP12
03:48 Unilite neck light
04:47 FGA
06:05 Gas tightness test
08:00 Outro 
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Please like this video. Sorry it’s a bit different to my usual. This is a one off. Also… have I missed anything.. let me know 🎉
Nice to be home and back in the UK and watch one of my favourite RUclips creators . Have a great day Dan.
Thank you mate. Have a good oneb
Fully agree with doing a tightness test Dan, great video. Hope you have a great 2024 👏👏
Thanks Andy! All the best mate!
Awesome man helped me out massively be doing this on my ACS in the next couple of months 🤞🏻
Cheers buddy’ best of luck
With it mate! 🙏🏽
Always used to do a soundness test . Happy new year Dan
Happy new year mate!!
Quality video that Dan its a helpful video for a lot of ppl starting out maybe unsure about things pal.
Thanks mate, that was the aim for
This video, I just knew it wouldn’t do well with my regulars as it’s a bit boring, back to
Normality Thursday mate 🙏🏽
Hi. Thanks for your great videos. I normally do gas rate and, inlet and working pressure too. it is part of 26.9 reg I remember.
Cheers buddy!! Good technique to follow too 🙏🏽
Always do a tightness test on a landlord cert! The amount of time it takes dunno why you wouldn’t really
I love the under 2 metre needs a cowl very well spotted boom 💥
Very nice and detailed video. Loving the mix up of videos. Also my man rocking that cool hoodie I see you!! 😮
Thank you again for your hard work and here is me wishing you and your family a very happy new year ahead
Thanks for your support mate. The mix up won’t be a regular thing as I suspect these type of videos won’t do well. But thanks for the comment buddy.
Great video.
I would only add CO / Smoke alarms 👍🏼
Cheers mate. Yeh I did forget this 🤦🏽♂️😂😂
The thing I respect about you and your content is passing on knowledge to apprentices and others who may want to become Qualified 💯 gas engineers. When I first started it was potterton neataheat vokera 20/80 .ariston euro combi. chaffoteaux.sauniers .lynx 1 and 2 potterton puma .envoy surprima. And I remember correctly envoy was one of the first condense boilers available in early 90s. I'm probably wrong but who gives a.....thought
Thank you mate. The whole point of these videos is to help people out with tips or advice and pass on what knowledge I have, because I don’t do all perfect pipes etc. so would never win that competition 😂😂 the lynx though 🤢😂
I live in the ground floor flat that has a gas boiler,there are 4floors above me,how can you test boiler flue that is in a concrete sharft up to the roof with no access,what would you do? Great channel to watch.
I’ll have to post a video on this. Rather than write it in a comment as it’s quite a long winded one. But comes under communal fluing 🙏🏽
I’ve always said it there’s one thing u must ALWAYS do on a GAS SAFETY check is a tightness test🙄I’ve never understood why they say u dont have to🤷♂️ I personally have never given a certificate without doing one as its my name on it🤷♂️ imagine if gas board get called a month after YOUVE done a gas safety and find a leak you’d look a right c&nt 😂😂 great vid as usual mate👌
Thank Dom! Yeh I agree with you. I don’t understand why it’s not mandatory!
@@Heatking I know what would the landlord who paid u and the Tennant who thinks your there to keep them safe say if they had a gas leak after a check🤯🤯 merry new year to u and yours anyway bud hope it’s a goodun🤞
@@dombarnes7092 thanks pal. And you! Hope 24 is a good one for you mate!
You're doing a gas safety check, I would say checking the gas pipework for leaks or if the ecv is letting by to be quite important lol, it's strange it's not required.
It’s weird isn’t it what’s no required 😂😂
Hi mate, I have a Kane 358 too, can you sweep burner seals etc looking for rise in CO.?.. great videos , lots of jobbing like myself . Cheers
Yes you can, you can do it with any analyser mate. 👍🏼
The 458 has got a feature regarding g CO what the 358 hasn't. Thanks mate
@@garethjones4048 arrr fair enough. When I’m sweeping a kebab heat exhanger, let’s say on a Worcester. I just run my probe around whilst monitoring the co and o2 etc.
on those utilita meters, press 0 four times, will give you the load instead of using gr calc.
Correct buddy 🙏🏽
Are you using gas analyzer for tightness testing? This model has that feature?
Yes and yes 🙏🏽
@@Heatking Thank you nice video and good idea using analyzer for TT
@@sauliusban welcome
Mate 👍🏼
Movement on let by with digital manometer is 0.2mbar
Do you adjust the gas valve on every check?
I only adjust the gas valve if they’re not in tolerance mate. 🙏🏽
@@Heatking a few lads I work with do that, but in the MIs there's actually no need to adjust, unless your ratio is above 0.004 , you've confirmed the integrity of the flue and the gas rate is correct. Unless you've carried out a burner clean or changed a component that affects the combustion circuit.
That's how I read it anyway.
@@DutyBty you’re probably right there mate!
As Part of the landlords Act, basically you must check the integrity of the gas line. Service is where you dont have to supposedly. But if your carrying out 'work' by checking the WP at the meter by undoing the test nipple point, then you need to do a TT, as LDF is crap when its detcting a 0.3 mbar drop on pipework which we all know isnt allowed. Too many grey areas which really annoys me, as if theres a gas leak, your going to be making good money finding it, so i dont understand why people dont do TT all the time as i do it and charge big money if there is one.
Great response that mate. 🙏🏽
I thought they knocked doing tt as requirement for landlord tickets couple years back , but agreed tt is belt n braces no point in ever skipping for the 5 mins that it takes peace of mind
@@stephenfanthorpe2708 unless theyve changed the landlords act recently which i doubt lol
My gas inspector told me on a visit to never tightness test on a service unless your asked to specifically, he said if you find a leak outside of the tolerance and need to cap off supply, you can be made by gassafe to perform the remedial work at your expense if you were not asked to check for leaks. Could be a sticky one if you turned off supply to a vulnerable person who had no means to pay for the necessary work
@@gunsey876 what!! Thats absolutely crazy
20.6 for flue integrity. I have always understood it to be 20.9. Could you clarify from your books what it should be.
It is 20.9 orrrrr, whatever your analyser shows in fresh outside air. So my analyser in clean air always shows 20.6% so if this was the change when inserted in the flue air sampling point, I’d know there was an issue. Hope that helps frank
What is "cp12" short for?
I have absolutely no idea 😂😂😂
@Heatking corgi proforma 12. Its been outdated terminology ever since gas safe took over. But everyone still uses the term for some reason.
@danielbailey1452 well I didn’t know that! Thank you. We British get stuck in the times unfortunately haha
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Cheers buddy 🙏🏽
Non compliant PRV pipework there mate, those mactun's have it printed on them not for PRV use as they melt if PRV goes full retard on them. Happy new year
Didn’t know that Paul! Thank you! I normally use hotuns so I’m not sure why I’ve used this version here, unless it was already on. Cant remember now. Happy new year buddy!!
Not 1 mention of carbon monoxide alarm 😮
Correct! 👍🏼
£100 CP12 in the south 🎉🎉🎉😂😂
How much up north though ;)
Personally I’d always do one just to cover my arse
Good method that Andy 🙏🏽