[Smurf]

I've not yet gassed or blown myself up yet using an lpg gas water heater.
Gas bottles these days are stringently tested so they don't just explode or leak on their own. 
Now put the dumb arse human factor in the equation then anything is possible 

[Frankybadboy]

with the claims of what people earn a hour on here i cant understand why they cant get a professional system fitted
 

[NWH]

Or get a diesel one 😂

[dazmond]

with the claims of what people earn a hour on here i cant understand why they cant get a professional system fitted

because you can build a solid safe system that does exactly the same job for a fraction of the price.(on demand hot water).its called common sense.it leaves you with more profit at the end of the day and thats why were in business in the first place right franky?

i never skimp on poles though as thats just false economy IMO.the lightest possible.

[SeanK]

with the claims of what people earn a hour on here i cant understand why they cant get a professional system fitted

With their yearly expenses claims I would have assumed that it would all be professionally fitted top of the range equipment.

[Smurf]

I'm just a tight arse that's why 

Webasto diesel type heaters in my opinion are not that great for the amount you have to pay for them. Then if anything goes wrong as they can often do costs an arm and a leg to get fixed.

I like hot water on demand when needed so a chepo lpg gas water heater does me just fine.

[Og]

What size bottles are you all using? Butane or propane? Surely a diddy camping bottle of gas would be little risk compared to a big 47kg type? Although crap money wise.

[the king]

11 or 13 kilo bottol is idel size

[Smurf]

Propane 6kg is what I use as fits nicely into the front of my old pf trolley.

[LT carpet cleaning]

with the claims of what people earn a hour on here i cant understand why they cant get a professional system fitted

Due to ( to quote another poster) oral ejaculation of bovine bowel content!

It is funny though, all these boasters scrapping around with nonsense. 

[Smurf]

with the claims of what people earn a hour on here i cant understand why they cant get a professional system fitted

Due to ( to quote another poster) oral ejaculation of bovine bowel content!

It is funny though, all these boasters scrapping around with nonsense. 

So what is your point unless you happen to own a fleet of ppb hot water crash tested ionic vans. Then if so all I can say is more fool you as you obviously have more money or on tick than sense

[LT carpet cleaning]

with the claims of what people earn a hour on here i cant understand why they cant get a professional system fitted

Due to ( to quote another poster) oral ejaculation of bovine bowel content!

It is funny though, all these boasters scrapping around with nonsense. 

So what is your point unless you happen to own a fleet of ppb hot water crash tested ionic vans. Then if so all I can say is more fool you as you obviously have more money or on tick than sense

In English please?

[Smurf]

Sorry I forgot I was speaking to a so say highly educated sarcastic numpty     
 

[the king]

carefull ur guna run out of forums if u carry on playing up alan

[LT carpet cleaning]

Sorry I forgot I was speaking to a so say highly educated sarcastic numpty 

Again, in English please?

Pillock. 

[Smurf]

Sorry I forgot I was speaking to a so say highly educated sarcastic numpty 

Again, in English please?

Pillock. 

 

[SeanK]

What size bottles are you all using? Butane or propane? Surely a diddy camping bottle of gas would be little risk compared to a big 47kg type? Although crap money wise.

There's very little risk when it comes to the actual bottles as long as they are closed and secure when driving, the risk comes
from leaks after the gas leaves the bottles.
In caravans and motorhomes all gas must be carried in a sealed container with a vent at the bottom, its basically to keep it
away from anything electrical that might spark and ignite leaking gas.
There's also a limit on how much gas you can carry in a car or van I think 47kg would be over the limit.

[Arnold Palmer]

What size bottles are you all using? Butane or propane? Surely a diddy camping bottle of gas would be little risk compared to a big 47kg type? Although crap money wise.

There's very little risk when it comes to the actual bottles as long as they are closed and secure when driving, the risk comes
from leaks after the gas leaves the bottles.
In caravans and motorhomes all gas must be carried in a sealed container with a vent at the bottom, its basically to keep it
away from anything electrical that might spark and ignite leaking gas.
There's also a limit on how much gas you can carry in a car or van I think 47kg would be over the limit.

The guy that delivers gas to our industrial estate delivers it in a van. He has more than 47kgs.

[Smurf]

SeanK I think this is what you are on about regards storage as the gas bottle is stored in a gavanised cabinet and is vented through the floor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSsRn6PwZ-w

Mind you I would not want to drink that water 

[SeanK]

What size bottles are you all using? Butane or propane? Surely a diddy camping bottle of gas would be little risk compared to a big 47kg type? Although crap money wise.

There's very little risk when it comes to the actual bottles as long as they are closed and secure when driving, the risk comes
from leaks after the gas leaves the bottles.
In caravans and motorhomes all gas must be carried in a sealed container with a vent at the bottom, its basically to keep it
away from anything electrical that might spark and ignite leaking gas.
There's also a limit on how much gas you can carry in a car or van I think 47kg would be over the limit.

The guy that delivers gas to our industrial estate delivers it in a van. He has more than 47kgs.

He will be licenced, trained and certified to carry large amounts plus the van should also have a spinning vent in the roof, but for Joe public I think the legal limit is two 10ltr bottles.