Subject: GAS FLUE TESTING
From: Jim from Wanaka on: October 30, 2008, 08:57:39 PM
 
Hello,
        Hope someone out there can assist. I am studying for my craftsman gas exam next month and have a question about relative acceptable levels of gasses to be expected in a gas fired appliance which has correct combustion.

Is there any acceptable level of carbon monoxide and if so what is it?

If you know can you please tell me where you found your answer.

Thanks,

Jim from Wanaka


Linkback: https://www.plumbers.nz/flue-installation-testing-q-and-a/72/gas-flue-testing/61/

wish they'd have asked that in craftsman instead of LPG on caravans and boats now dont we.

where do you get the code 5258 for gas fitting.. in 5261 it recommends referring to 5258 for piticular things ie protection method from corrosion of pipes in ground.. jus wondering where to get more information from.. thanks..

there was a question regarding NZS 5258, this code is for gas distribution and not for gas installations like we deal with.  NZS 5261 is the gas fitters "bible" and it is a "must have" if you are installing gas appliances.