ViGuide vs Gastite Sizing App

ViGuide - the best way to commission a Viessmann boiler • Please note this app is intended only for trained professionals. If you are not certified to install and commission a Viessmann product, please call your local installer or contact us to help you find a Viessmann partner in your area. • It’s time for a new start We have completely streamlined boiler commissioning and moved the process to a user-friendly mobile app. In a couple of simple steps, ViGuide will safely guide you through the process of commissioning a Viessmann boiler. Even you are new to the Viessmann boiler model, the simplified app allows you to carry out the steps with ease, as efficiently as possible and in less time. The app will guide you step-by-step through the commissioning process and thus ensures that all necessary commissioning steps are carried out completely and in the correct order.

With the Gastite® Sizing APP it is easy to calculate the size of Gastite® CSST your next gas installation will require. Simply add basic information, including gas type, CSST length and appliance Max KW, and the app will instantly identify the size of Gastite® CSST the installation will require. Key features include: • Easy navigation • Intuitive, user-friendly design • Choose from natural gas or LPG depending on the installation • Access a range of frequently asked questions • Download the comprehensive Design & Installation Guide • Contact us Cost-effective and flexible, the Gastite® system has been designed to offer ease of installation and is suitable for both internal and external installation, including direct burial, according to manufacturer’s instructions. Supplied in one continuous, pre-marked by the metre, length, Gastite® CSST requires only simple hand tools and no hot works for successful installation. The Gastite® system should only be installed according to manufacturer’s instructions. Gas installation work should only be carried out by a business or self-employed operative who is a member of a class of persons approved by the Health & Safety Executive (HSE). The current registration body is the Gas Safe Register.