Anything wrong with this install?

The Wire Nut

If the windows remained closed, wouldn't the glass block the UV?

Alex

Dan Sedens

New Munchkin M80 install with Vision 1 pics

Please pick it apart so I can do better next time. I can't seem to get enough out of this site. All scrutiny is more than welcome. Thank you.
Dan Sedens

The Wire Nut

I'm no expert,

but focused photos would sure help...

Alex

Tim Doran_4

Dan,
Clean job, nice emt work.
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ScottMP

I'd invest

in a new camara Really i looks O.K. but its really hard to tell from the pictures.

The fact that you care and came here says alot.

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Ben J

install pics

pex tubing can be deteriorated by uv light, tubing in front of window is a bad idea

Ted_9

Install

Seems ok but the pics are out of focus and too dark.

Looks like you care about your installs though.

What did you get for combustion numbers on start up.

Unknown

Alex \"The Wire Nut\" Marx.

Nope.

Dave

Larry Savino

Well I cant see the near boiler piping to tell if its a good circut or how the circuts actually run? I just cant tell from the pictures the mecanics of it.

But I think it looks outstanding,Everything neat and orderly,look well planned out and ordery for future repairs or maintnence or adjustments. Great job I wish I had the paitence to preform work like that. I just completed a munchkin in my own home and am imbaressed to post the pictures of the complete work. Last thing you should know that what ever quaility heating guy goes behind you in that home will be saying for the next couple of decades WOW a quility craftman installed this system

escaseadjug1793177

Check me, but I believe a window of clear Lexan (GE tradename for polycarbonate) will block UV.

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Steve

Perhaps, IF it`s that type.
How did we get talking about this anyway???

Dave

escaseadjug1793177

Is it piped P/S? It looks the radiant is, but the DHW is not?

Dan Sedens

Sorry about the photos. Either I had too much coffee or my camera sucks. I'll go with the later. Thanks for the input. The U.V Issue didn't even cross my mind. Would it be fine if I put armoflex on the risers? I thought I should have done copper on the risers, but in the interest of saving time... Decided to go with pex instead.
Thanks
Dan
Sedens Plumbing and Heating, Inc.

Dan Sedens

Fitty

The radiant is piped P/S. The DHW comes off the primary loop as the manufacturers specs show. I think this has to do with temp./head pressure. Don't really know for sure. I basically went directly from manufacturers drawing as this is my first install of this type.
Thanks
Dan
Sedens Plumbing and Heating, Inc.

Dan Sedens

Ted

Out of the box, Because I haven't been able to get back to ajust I got...
138.2 Stack Temp.
9.35% CO2
89.2% Eff.
22.4% EX Air
4.2% Oxy
31PPM CO

Thats on low fire.
On high Fire, I got..
149.6 Stack Temp.
6.73% CO2
88.4% Eff.
65.8% EX Air
82PPM CO