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SeanK

Re: DIY hot system with pics
« Reply #60 on: October 09, 2014, 12:02:14 pm »
Answer these questions, would your insurance pay out if the worst should happen ?
If the worst should happen and somebody was seriously injured or killed would the judge not take into
consideration that the system was fitted by an unqualified person when coming to a judgement ?
Best scenario you get off and nothing happens, worst scenario you lose everything you have ever worked for
and spend some time in prison.
That's if your lucky enough to still have a life to ruin.
I cant see any financial benefit for me to use hot water but if the time comes that I do it will be a
professionally fitted and insurance passed system or nothing.
O.K. there will always be a certain risks when working with gas in a road vehicle but at least I will be protected
from any legal action that might come from an accident.

Jonny 87

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Re: DIY hot system with pics
« Reply #61 on: October 09, 2014, 05:28:29 pm »
This year alone I've heard of about 5 window cleaners vans going up in flames because of electrical problems.

Not one yet with these LPG heaters.

Some people can't see the wood for the trees.

:)

Sound like you need to stop smoking in the van and licking the battery. :) 5 times in 1 year... LOL 

Whoooooooosh.

Lol
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dazmond

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Re: DIY hot system with pics
« Reply #62 on: October 09, 2014, 07:14:33 pm »
Answer these questions, would your insurance pay out if the worst should happen ?
If the worst should happen and somebody was seriously injured or killed would the judge not take into
consideration that the system was fitted by an unqualified person when coming to a judgement ?
Best scenario you get off and nothing happens, worst scenario you lose everything you have ever worked for
and spend some time in prison.
That's if your lucky enough to still have a life to ruin.
I cant see any financial benefit for me to use hot water but if the time comes that I do it will be a
professionally fitted and insurance passed system or nothing.
O.K. there will always be a certain risks when working with gas in a road vehicle but at least I will be protected
from any legal action that might come from an accident.

drama queen!! ;D ;D ;D
price higher/work harder!

Alex Wingrove

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Re: DIY hot system with pics
« Reply #63 on: October 09, 2014, 07:27:24 pm »
Stay in bed

CleanClear

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Re: DIY hot system with pics
« Reply #64 on: October 10, 2014, 12:23:05 am »
Answer these questions, would your insurance pay out if the worst should happen ?
If the worst should happen and somebody was seriously injured or killed would the judge not take into
consideration that the system was fitted by an unqualified person when coming to a judgement ?
Best scenario you get off and nothing happens, worst scenario you lose everything you have ever worked for
and spend some time in prison.
That's if your lucky enough to still have a life to ruin.
I cant see any financial benefit for me to use hot water but if the time comes that I do it will be a
professionally fitted and insurance passed system or nothing.
O.K. there will always be a certain risks when working with gas in a road vehicle but at least I will be protected
from any legal action that might come from an accident.

You missed out inserting "your loved ones" somewhere in that to give it its fullest impact.
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Immaculate windows

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Re: DIY hot system with pics
« Reply #65 on: October 10, 2014, 07:59:30 am »
This is all a bit ott! when people have a bbq at home, with gas cylinders next to bbq, they may tell kiddie to keep away so as not to burn themselves. NOT incase there is a gas explosion!!!!
A properly connected gas bottle, with no leakage is safe for use imo, roofers etc use them all the time, carry them in their vans and never hear of their vans randomly exploding! Common sense prevails-keep van ventilated or flued while in use, turn gas off between jobs, and just enjoy the-albeit limited-benefits   ;D