Where is the condensate pipe

Question

Where would a condensate pipe be installed? Does it depend on the property? If I think I've found mine, how can I be sure?

Victor · Accepted Answer

It is underneath the boiler and it's a flexible pipe (normally gray colour) about 15-20cm which then run into ((white)plastic pipe 21.5 mm diameter...

Amel · Answer

Under the boiler. It’s the only plastic pipe under a boiler.

Mike · Answer

A condensate from a boiler is a white plastic pipe approx 22mm that will exit the bottom of the boiler and either feed out the wall or may be fed into a waste pipe somewhere nearby. Follow the white plastic pipe from the boiler.

Alistair · Answer

Ok the condense pipe should come from underneath the boiler and run to a s&v pipe or run to a alkaline rich soak away. 
If the boiler was fitted by a properly qualified heating engineer it should be fine

Sid · Answer

In drains outlet or into a soak away bottle (in a flower bed

Cameron · Answer

If you have a white plastic pipe coming out the bottom,  that's it. Follow that, it'll go outside or internally normally in to a waste or soil pipe.

Michael · Answer

It will come out of the wall just below the boilers position.

Martin · Answer

It's the white plastic pipe coming from your boiler

Andrew · Answer

It's the white plastic pipe under the boiler, if its a condensing boiler.

Michael · Answer

It will be a white pipe coming from bottom of boiler

Where is the condensate pipe

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