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Originally Posted by ammoniadog It is pretty amazing how light weight those gas meters actually are. I agree that it should be supported though. As a side note, not withstanding how crappy that looks and the other issues that have been pointed out, the exhaust pipe should be insulated if that much of it is exposed to freezing temperatures. Let me guess, is that a Gooman on the other side of the brick?? Yeah they are really light, guess that's why they're not too worried about it, the big gas meters here get support.
It is pretty amazing how light weight those gas meters actually are. I agree that it should be supported though. As a side note, not withstanding how crappy that looks and the other issues that have been pointed out, the exhaust pipe should be insulated if that much of it is exposed to freezing temperatures. Let me guess, is that a Gooman on the other side of the brick??
Originally Posted by mason That's how all the resi meters are here. X2
Originally Posted by Realist So the gas meter is floating on the hi pressure gas line and the house supply pipe ? That's how all the resi meters are here.
So the gas meter is floating on the hi pressure gas line and the house supply pipe ?
Wow thats ashame. However there are some Lennox units that call for 3" and then drop down to 2" at the very end for an excellerator. Looks like these guys just needed to fit between the brick and the 3/4' gas line lol Sent from my SCH-R530C using Tapatalk
Ruud terminate in 2", t tube will need 4" after so many feet, the bigger ones need 4" anyways
Is it 2 feet at termination? This house was just built. They could not have been living there more than 2 months.
I think code calls for 2 feet separation.
Is that even legal so close to the gas meter? The world is full of sheep, try not to join the flock.
Weil McClean Ultra 310 called for 4"...
Originally Posted by plumbit No guys there are high eff boilers out there that call for 3 " all the way , no restriction. Put in a triangle tube that called for 4"
No guys there are high eff boilers out there that call for 3 " all the way , no restriction.
Hey Ralph, think we should go outside and check before we drill these holes? .......Naw, it's hot out there.
It is mostly 3 inch... I'm sure there was a footnote that called fot 3 inch...except for the end...
It is mostly 3 inch...
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