Hi Daniel The Video shows a soil pipe termination ( Stap on Boss ) , For a rain water pipe ( RWP) 100% you have to have an Air break and if you look at our videos on this we have the solutions )

where many will flood the boiler is on a soakaway if it blocks or floods, we also have a solution and video for that

have a look at this video on RWP kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqHUiKyMarZ2fqM

That rainwater looks like a soil pipe Bud, and for boilers who don’t have one you can fit a none return/ dry tundish but on a rainwater there’s a video showing the air gap method 👍👍

ake a look at all the videos as we have solutions to all terminations condensatepro.co.uk/solutions/

@@condensatepro8533 I have and it does not answer the question......

@@julianhawker7672 there is one in the learning centre that says connecting to rainwater pipes and there are all the solutions in there click this link on my our youtube video kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqHUiKyMarZ2fqM you can email us on [email protected] and we will send you all the info or give us a call on 07774731510

Yes, over 7000 to date and they are forever tools. Every year, many condensates freeze, and as we have seen in 2010 / 2018 (Beast from the east), hundreds of thousands of homes were without heating because of a frozen condensate. This is why all boiler manufacturers state they have to be insulated and sealed correctly if they terminate outside, with the correct weather and UV proof products. Standard weatherproof insulation? Class O insulation is only weather and UV resistant if it's painted twice as the MIS state, with their paint and recoated every two years. This is why many don't last and fail to do their job. Silicones are not made for sealing external pipework as they don't last when expanding and contracting at different temperatures. This is why PipeSnugs were made, or you can use our purpose-made Bond & Seal.

thank you Allen , we have tried to make at total solution

thanks Allen