My gas fitter is finding it difficult to source a "union" join to enable the gas line to be connected to the gas heater unit.We are in Mildura and having great difficulty sourcing the 6/8ml union join locally.
Thanks
John
TAJ said
03:35 PM Jun 11, 2014
JOHN cant help but i am surprised a gas plumber cannot
make a fitting to suit
suenray
Yuglamron said
05:32 PM Jun 11, 2014
I recently had to get a 10mm gas pipe reduced to 6mm for a connection to the water heater (New gas Burner) The new connector was an olive compression type and the original was a flared type.
I was told by the gas fitter that compression fittings are no longer legal in Qld.
I had to have a small engineering firm make a flared connector to be silver soldered into the 'New' Compression fitting. It did the job at a cost of $25 including pressure testing.
It did the job and it all tested out OK.
Not sure if you have a similar problem or just unable to get the smaller fittings.
If it's the latter try an air conditioning fitter. A lot of the copper pipe they use is six and eight mm.
Hope you get sorted.
JohnR said
04:43 PM Jun 12, 2014
sueray/guru
Thanks
Gasfitter has sourced the union join from Melbourne.
Likewise we had to source the additional gas pipe line from out of town.
JohnR
grae and deb said
11:40 AM Jun 15, 2014
good too hear you got a fitting john we originated from bendigo ,2 yrs now on the road ha the same trouble doing some extra gas points then , i was trying too think of the company in melbourne we had too go through to get fittings , reece plumbing in bendigo had the pipe and some fitttings at jayco dealer there but not all that we needed , appparently a odd ball size not commonly used in domestic housing or industrial gas work , found this company in melbourne thru a ebay search hope this may help others
Need some help please.
My gas fitter is finding it difficult to source a "union" join to enable the gas line to be connected to the gas heater unit.We are in Mildura and having great difficulty sourcing the 6/8ml union join locally.
Thanks
John
JOHN cant help but i am surprised a gas plumber cannot
make a fitting to suit
suenray
I recently had to get a 10mm gas pipe reduced to 6mm for a connection to the water heater (New gas Burner) The new connector was an olive compression type and the original was a flared type.
I was told by the gas fitter that compression fittings are no longer legal in Qld.
I had to have a small engineering firm make a flared connector to be silver soldered into the 'New' Compression fitting. It did the job at a cost of $25 including pressure testing.
It did the job and it all tested out OK.
Not sure if you have a similar problem or just unable to get the smaller fittings.
If it's the latter try an air conditioning fitter. A lot of the copper pipe they use is six and eight mm.
Hope you get sorted.
sueray/guru
Thanks
Gasfitter has sourced the union join from Melbourne.
Likewise we had to source the additional gas pipe line from out of town.
JohnR