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spacoli
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Hi to all. I have a room with around 10,000 btu heat loss with two equal loops (235 feet) of 1/2 inch pex radiant floor in concrete.
I need a circulator size with a typical supply and return type manifold (home made tees),required ball valves and mixing valve. Any info, thought or opinions appreciated. Thanks
I need a circulator size with a typical supply and return type manifold (home made tees),required ball valves and mixing valve. Any info, thought or opinions appreciated. Thanks
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15-58
I would say Grundfos 15-58
Ideally you will push about 2 gpm at a delta t of 10. The nice thing with the 15-58 is you can dial in the speed to get your delta t correct.
Carl"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
Albert Einstein0 -
Thanks
Carl, Thank you for your reply. I will give it a try.0
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