Step-by-Step Instructions for self-injection Pleasevisit Lovenox.com to view the patient injection video Wash and dry your handsthoroughly. Sit or lie in a comfortableposition, so that you cansee your abdomen. Choose an area on the right orleft side of your abdomen, atleast 2 inches from your bellybutton. Think “love handles.”
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How do you use a Fernox injection nozzle?
Screw the Fernox Express injection nozzle into the air vent (after cutting to the right diameter to fit tightly (4)). Fit the tube to the adapter and screw onto the canister. Attach the other end of the tube onto the nozzle in the radiator (5).
Where can I buy the Fernox Express inhibitor test?
The Fernox Express Inhibitor Test is available from all major merchants and online plumbing retailers. Do I still need to perform a laboratory test?
How do I use Fernox Protector F1?
In accordance with Part L of the Building Regulations, after cleaning with Fernox Cleaner F3 or Fernox Powerflushing Cleaner F5, add Fernox Protector F1 with the final fill water for long-term protection against corrosion and limescale.
How do I Clean my Fernox system?
Ideally the system should be powerflushed to remove any existing treatment, sludge and contaminant. Fernox Cleaner F3 or Cleaner F5 should be added to system water and circulated hot for at least one hour after which the system must be drained and flushed until the water runs clear.
How do you install fernox inhibitors?
2:575:20How To Add Inhibitor To Your Heating System Via A Heated Towel RailYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipAnd basically all you need to do is pour it into the hole at the top there you can buy a car funnel.MoreAnd basically all you need to do is pour it into the hole at the top there you can buy a car funnel. Or sometimes a lot of people would cut the lid off a a bottle if you want to be blue Peter.
Can you add too much fernox?
Can I overdose with Fernox Protector F1 or Protector + Filter Fluid? No, overdosing is not detrimental to the system. It is important to ensure that sufficient Protector is present in the system.
Can you put too much inhibitor in central heating?
Can You Add Too Much Inhibitor? The simple answer is no. You can never add too much inhibitor to your central heating system and dosing it up cannot cause any damage. Adding more inhibitor is only a good thing for your system as it will provide even more protection.
Can I add inhibitor without draining system?
Thanks! Yes, any drain off point on heating system will do, or remove a wee radiator and drain from a rad valve if no drain points. If the f&e tank is full of sludge you would be best to clean it out, rather than draining and drawing it into system.
How much inhibitor should I put in my central heating system?
How much central heating inhibitor should you add? As a general rule of thumb, a 1 litre of bottle inhibitor will treat up to 8-10 radiators but you should always read the advice and instructions from the manufacturer. If you have more than 8 radiators, you may need to use two bottles.
How often should I add inhibitor?
once a yearHow often do you need to change the inhibitor in a central heating system? We recommend once a year – or, if you have to drain your system at any time, every time after that. You can buy tester kits to check the levels of inhibitor in your system so you can add more if needed.
How do I check my central heating inhibitor level?
Here are the six simple steps for conducting the test:Place a number 1 tablet and a number 2 tablet into the test tube provided. ... Fill the tube to the top with a water sample taken from the central heating system.Plug the top of the tube and shake vigorously.Allow to stand for 10 minutes, shaking from time to time.More items...
What colour should central heating water be?
There are some signs to look out for to assess if it's time to flush the system, starting with the colour of the water when you bleed the radiators. If it's clear, you're OK. If it's slightly brown, then you've got sludge in the system and you therefore need to get it flushed.
How many Litres of water is in an average central heating system?
Systems comprising of perimeter heating, convectors etc = 6 litres / kW. Ventilation systems (Air handling units, fan coils etc), chilled water systems = 8 litres / kW. Steel panel radiators = 11 litres / kW. Cast iron radiators = 14 litres / kW.
How do you put inhibitors on an old radiator?
0:3310:48How to easily put inhibitor into a radiator on a Combi heating systemYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipIt's usually a fitting amount on fitting are you screwed into the radio a bit copper tube hangingMoreIt's usually a fitting amount on fitting are you screwed into the radio a bit copper tube hanging out of it. Then I'll push a bit of hose pipe on the end a bit of copper tube.
Can I put inhibitor in header tank?
Adding Central Heating Inhibitor To Header Tank If you have a small header tank in you loft (see picture) it is an unpressurised system and is easy to add inhibitor to the system. You can just add it to the header tank and wait for expansion and contraction of the water to mix it into the system.
How do you add fernox f4 to central heating?
0:032:51How to dose with Fernox Express via a radiator - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipSo the next thing you want to do is turn the central heating system off to allow the radios to coolMoreSo the next thing you want to do is turn the central heating system off to allow the radios to cool from then come to the radiator that you want to be dosing with and turn off the trv.
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How long should you let Fernox circulate?
Fernox recommend that you let the system circulate for at least 15 minutes. Also having the system on hot will help speed this up.
How to take a water sample from Fernox?
1. Scan QR code on the test strip vial, download Fernox Water Test App and register. 2. Add new sample on the App. 3. Fill out system details (address, age of system etc.) 4. Take a sample of system water which is representative of the system as a whole (drain the water for several seconds before taking the sample) 5.
What is Express Inhibitor Test?
The Express Inhibitor Test provides a rapid on-site analysis of the concentration of all Fernox Protectors, and other molybdate based inhibitors, in central heating system water. Easy and intuitive to use, it is a quick and simple testing method to establish the presence of inhibitor within the system. Testing the concentration of inhibitor allows compliance with BS 7593:2019, the Benchmark scheme, and may be required for compliance with boiler warranties.
What is the inhibitor level of a fully protected system?
A fully protected system will have inhibitor levels of 100ppm or above – and will pass the test. However, if the test fails and a result of less than 100ppm is received, the system should be re-dosed.
What is Fernox Protector F1?
Fernox Protector F1 gives long-term protection of domestic central heating systems against internal corrosion and limescale formation. It is suitable for all types of boiler, radiators and pipework systems. Protector F1 is compatible with all metals and materials commonly used in central heating systems. It is suitable for use with all types of water, including softened water and deionised water. A single dose of this product treats and protects a larger sized property with a heating system of 130 litres, up to 16 radiators, or 250 sqm of underfloor heating. For open vented systems add via the feed and expansion tank. For sealed systems add via a suitable dosing point (e.g. a towel rail, or an in-line system filter). Alternatively, use a suitable dosing vessel to inject the product into the system.
What is a F1 inhibitor?
Protector F1 is a market-leading inhibitor which prevents corrosion and limescale formation in central heating systems. This high-performance product offers superior protection by uniquely combining three inhibitors of organic particles, which bind to the metal within the heating system to protect from debris alongside anodic inhibitors which react with the system’s metal surface to create a protective layer, and cathodic inhibitors that combine with hard water salts to form an insoluble layer.
Is Fernox safe for children?
Fernox Protector F1 is classified as non-hazardous for human health, but as with all chemicals, keep out of reach of children. In case of contact with eyes or skin, rinse immediately with plenty of water.