Static electricity on a gas boiler - is it dangerous

Hello! What does "how much time" mean? Why should it lead to fire? Did you come to this question because the boiler began to be shocked? Did you warm up until February and did not panic, or did you just notice it?

Some questions, few answers.

The rate of charge accumulation can be different, it depends on many conditions, but the concept of "how much time should be" is not like that.

In principle, static can accumulate on a gas boiler, but at the same time take into account if when you touch it and it shocks you, then it is possible that a charge accumulates on you due to the terry dressing gown, for example.

You need to know that static electricity is no longer dangerous from the point of view of fire hazard, but from the point of view that it can harm the control board and it will fail.

Why will there be a fire if the gas is already burning there? From a spark? So the gas can explode only if it accumulates, which a priori should not be. The draft must be good and the pipes must not let through, then a fire or explosion is not terrible!