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yellow pex with steam boiler
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nycpa
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Has anyone heard of using yellow pex piping instead of copper to radiate the hot water in basement from a steam boiler? Yellow apex supposedly can handle 240 degrees and there's no need to solder joints like copper. Also would a bypass line still be necessary?
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A circulated loop off of a steam boiler should never see more than 180F degrees anyway. The bypass makes sure of that.0
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