Great video had the pleasure of helping glen with one of these and the viessmann engineer explained it all when they commissioned that fuel cell blew my mind amazing bit of kit when done right
I've yet to get to the plumbing, stopped at the food. I always bring a healthy - tasty - snack for my gaffa. These pancakes look great! I'll try them... yum yum! As for getting vids out when it suits YOU it's YOUR channel, do them when you can. Thanks for them so helpful. Right, on with the plumbing part!
if your planning to go out a good distance you should have spare chain quick link, inner tube even if you have tubeless tyres, tyre leavers don't buy cheap as they snap and a chain split tool you will find out biking is not cheap lol
Bike tool kit, multi-tool, tyre levers, pump and spare tube maybe some stick on patches for emergencies. You could pop a chain missing link in the tool kit in case it snaps but you would need multi tool with a chain tool. I cycle 50-100 miles a week, keep bike in top condition replace components when worn and you should be break down free. 👍
How you don't have the milestone 100k subs is beyond me - your plumbing content is night and day to a high level. Mayble it's because you aren't going too much in James @ PlumberParts direction with tutorials and the like ... He does his job videos but has his catalog of 5+ years of making how tos. Thumbs up as always, I always enjoy when you join up in content with Marcus & Glen
Great video mate, also love the meal prep fitness content also! Ii know not everyone does! But would be good if you had another fitness channel documenting your journey to a full Ironman!
Bike tools: Too much weight/half of it not relevant and no pump or puncture stuff......... Ditch the wera and buy a Topeak bike multitool with a chain breaker, a couple of spare chain quicklinks, a innertube ,pump or co2 and tire levers. This is the basic get you home stuff, I carry much more but can cover big distance ,far from home. You can thank me when you haven't had to walk home! 👍
@@darraghjoyce5663 perfect candidate for a gas fired unvented water heater and a smaller conventional boiler for heating that would only need to run a few months of the year.
That’s why hot water priority needs to be understood. Downside to combi hot water priority but now you see people doing a lot of big houses with lots of rads on hot water priority! Glenn is the man!
So where does the energy for the fuel cell come from it cant be above unity , i mean its not a heat pump. 15k for a less that 1 kw of power so it would take 7 years to pay for its self
Depending on price of your tariff but yeh I was thinking same 700 odd watts of energy and 1kw thermal it’s a 3kw coil that’s in there so that tank will only be to about 40 degree solar thermal would batter that and for 15k you could have your roof covered in solar pv that’s generating from 4-8 kw depending on roof size each panel now is like 400-440 watts I don’t see how this boiler is more efficient
Inner tube, if it's not tubeless. Pump or co2 cartridge. And a mobile phone and some cash. If all fails you can call for help and buy something to eat.
Tell you what I thought on was a clever bloke till I saw Glenn Jesus some work involved in that also I don’t get how that viesmann I don’t get how he said it was more efficient then solar as your only getting 700 odd watt but you’d have more panels on your roof and it’s only 1kw of thermal energy being transfered most coils are 3kw and most immersions are 2.7kw electric solar thermal can go to 200 degree and with everything lagged and unvented that cyl will stay hot through the night till the morning after
@@heatspec yeah no I got that it works at night but for what your getting out of it is just a tickle compared to a roof full of solar for the same price if it generate a full tank of hw then it would be brilliant but 1kw of thermal energy isn’t going to do much compare to a roof full that’s generating 4-8kw of electric and a 2 panels generating a full tank of hw in the summer up until 8-9 at night when the suns still beaming specially being south facing 👍 but cheers for the explanation your a very knowledgable bloke and your works outstanding both you and Pete’s are
Great video had the pleasure of helping glen with one of these and the viessmann engineer explained it all when they commissioned that fuel cell blew my mind amazing bit of kit when done right
Real do enjoy these commercial installations. Thank you for all the effort and the recipes ❤
That was a great video lads - very informative indeed, and a nice job.
I've yet to get to the plumbing, stopped at the food. I always bring a healthy - tasty - snack for my gaffa. These pancakes look great! I'll try them... yum yum!
As for getting vids out when it suits YOU it's YOUR channel, do them when you can. Thanks for them so helpful. Right, on with the plumbing part!
if your planning to go out a good distance you should have spare chain quick link, inner tube even if you have tubeless tyres, tyre leavers don't buy cheap as they snap and a chain split tool you will find out biking is not cheap lol
Great job Paul amd Marcus looks the bollox , makes me proud to be a plumber seeing work like this
Well done on the courses.
Bike tool kit, multi-tool, tyre levers, pump and spare tube maybe some stick on patches for emergencies. You could pop a chain missing link in the tool kit in case it snaps but you would need multi tool with a chain tool. I cycle 50-100 miles a week, keep bike in top condition replace components when worn and you should be break down free. 👍
Exactly what I keep in mine. I'd love to see what Pete is going to use pipe grips for 😅
How you don't have the milestone 100k subs is beyond me - your plumbing content is night and day to a high level.
Mayble it's because you aren't going too much in James @ PlumberParts direction with tutorials and the like ... He does his job videos but has his catalog of 5+ years of making how tos.
Thumbs up as always, I always enjoy when you join up in content with Marcus & Glen
Best content when your with heatspec 🙌🏻
Very interesting video
Could have done with 28mm clever couplers in that situation where you didn’t have movement
Hi Pete, great video, you remind me of the boxer Carl Froch, thanks for sharing.
Can’t see why you didn’t put any paste on the first isolation valve you put on. I get called to loads of these that leak later because of dry fittings
Great job glen is literally a rocket heating engineer
I bet his dad knows double which is scary
10:10 “look at the size of that” that’s what she said! Lol
Good video lads
Basically you sold them the world an its not worked. Back to the boiler. Thats cost you some coin lol
I didn’t install the Fuel Cell, I was bought in as a second opinion
@@heatspecthank god says you
Great video mate, also love the meal prep fitness content also! Ii know not everyone does! But would be good if you had another fitness channel documenting your journey to a full Ironman!
Bike tools: Too much weight/half of it not relevant and no pump or puncture stuff......... Ditch the wera and buy a Topeak bike multitool with a chain breaker, a couple of spare chain quicklinks, a innertube ,pump or co2 and tire levers. This is the basic get you home stuff, I carry much more but can cover big distance ,far from home.
You can thank me when you haven't had to walk home!
👍
bike tool kit. pair of rubber gloves and a spare cable inner piece.
Great video but what an astonishing waste of money that fuel cell was, no wonder people are wary about embracing new tech.
correct
Agreed, but obviously the plumber took the hit on this as it wasn’t fit for purpose. Will work well somewhere less demanding by the looks of things.
@@darraghjoyce5663 perfect candidate for a gas fired unvented water heater and a smaller conventional boiler for heating that would only need to run a few months of the year.
That’s why hot water priority needs to be understood.
Downside to combi hot water priority but now you see people doing a lot of big houses with lots of rads on hot water priority!
Glenn is the man!
Wera makes a proper tool kit for road side bike maintenance
Does the tool monster code not work anymore?
I make pizza on a sheet of puff pastry its good btw
So where does the energy for the fuel cell come from it cant be above unity , i mean its not a heat pump. 15k for a less that 1 kw of power so it would take 7 years to pay for its self
Depending on price of your tariff but yeh I was thinking same 700 odd watts of energy and 1kw thermal it’s a 3kw coil that’s in there so that tank will only be to about 40 degree solar thermal would batter that and for 15k you could have your roof covered in solar pv that’s generating from 4-8 kw depending on roof size each panel now is like 400-440 watts I don’t see how this boiler is more efficient
You need a mud guard
Be careful with that make liquid ptfe Pete. I had dermatitis really bad never had a reaction like it…..
I think you might want some tyre levers in your tool kit Pete.
Inner tube, if it's not tubeless. Pump or co2 cartridge. And a mobile phone and some cash. If all fails you can call for help and buy something to eat.
Give me a message re the vitovalor please, if you’ve not already found a home for it.
Tell you what I thought on was a clever bloke till I saw Glenn Jesus some work involved in that also I don’t get how that viesmann I don’t get how he said it was more efficient then solar as your only getting 700 odd watt but you’d have more panels on your roof and it’s only 1kw of thermal energy being transfered most coils are 3kw and most immersions are 2.7kw electric solar thermal can go to 200 degree and with everything lagged and unvented that cyl will stay hot through the night till the morning after
23 hours a day is kind of the angle I am coming from and a constant generation, not specifically the output of energy
@@heatspec yeah no I got that it works at night but for what your getting out of it is just a tickle compared to a roof full of solar for the same price if it generate a full tank of hw then it would be brilliant but 1kw of thermal energy isn’t going to do much compare to a roof full that’s generating 4-8kw of electric and a 2 panels generating a full tank of hw in the summer up until 8-9 at night when the suns still beaming specially being south facing 👍 but cheers for the explanation your a very knowledgable bloke and your works outstanding both you and Pete’s are
My kingdom for a comma.
Oat milk is a scam lol
Love an oat milk latte 😊
It's full of sugar and it ain't milk
You don’t know what your doing