Water exiting condensate pipe per day

Question

How much water exits an average condensate pipe in a day?

Harry · Answer

It depends how much your boiler is being used and what temperature it is running at the more condensate you use the more efficient your boiler is working if it’s being used constantly at an efficient rate perhaps a bucket full

Michael · Answer

Hi, if this is a daily continues issue..
Then no it should not deposit much at all. 
Have the unit seen to by an appropriate engineer

Cameron · Answer

I depends on how well the boiler is set up. Some condense in line with the manufacturers guidelines others don't. Boilers are most efficient when the return temperature is about forty five degrees, so flow temperature and system balancing are the 2 most important factors.  Set up well it can be ten litres an hour. If your not seeing much, it needs setting up.

Michael · Answer

This depends on usage and pipework situation. There should be no water lying in pipework

Zach · Answer

That’s a big of a broad question to be honest. Depends if the boiler heats the hot water and the central heating too.

Petru · Answer

Depending how long is working the boiler, usually 2l/hr.

Steven · Answer

Are you seeing the water? It should be into a soakaway or connected to a waste pipe?

Gary · Answer

Condense depends on a number of reasons  - firstly it depends on how much you use your boiler , condense bottles in boilers generally hold about a pint of water and it’s quite common in cold periods for this to disperse 2/3 times per day - but it really is how much you have your system
On per day

Lee · Answer

depends on how often there boiler is used . 2 litres roughly

Water exiting condensate pipe per day

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