Baxi/Modulo

Bob Sweet

the exp is in the boiler for the heating side. On this particilar job it will be enough, but there are jobs when the exp. tank that comes with the unit is not enough and a small tank needs to be added. Definately a time and $$$ saver when it's enough tank.

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Bob Sweet

Did this for

a fiend of a contractor who has been through 3 other contractors to get this done. Its a shame what he's had to go through to get it installed. Very nice guy.

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kevin coppinger_4

why the potable....

expantion tank on the heat? Nice work...kpc

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Bob Sweet

The exp. tank is on the domestic side of the system, it's a code req. due to the use of check valves on the building water supply.

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kevin coppinger_4

I see..and understand.

Is the one for the heating systen in the boiler compartment?

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Steamhead (in transit)

Nice looking job!

will you be getting feedback from the owner at the end of the season? We'd be interested to know how well and efficiently it runs.

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Bob Sweet

Thanks Steamhead.

Yes I'll definately stay in contact with the H.O. The best ones are when your replacing an existing boiler with a condenser, Then they REALLY see the savings.

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Dread27

Baxi/ Modulo

The expansion tank is pre-charged at 11.6 psi and is good for about a 30 gal heating system. I had one of these hooked up in my old house. I had four zones of radiant. Two zones were 136 degree staple up and two zones were 110 dregree slab raidiant. I used the Q control that comes with the boiler to its full capicity. From two temperature sytem to the Legionalla function. In Maine I was spending about $90.00 a month for heat and hot water. O' by the way I had a gas cook stove and a gas log for suppliment heat.

Maine Ken

Identity

Shawn, maybe you should ID yourself so the folks know who you are and what you do. Please call me tomorrow. I am lashing up a pair of ht145's and have some questions.

Ken

207 415 0873

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