Unique Valve & Grav Conversion

Steamhead (in transit)

is to keep the water's velocity low, so it won't short-circuit thru the radiators. You can do this with smaller circulators, or with reduced pipe sizing as Clammy did.

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Buzz G.

Honeywell Unique Valves

as seen in Dan's book, but I can't figure out how they will work with a circulator. Most of my rads have this valve, but have not seen discussion of use in upgraded system.

Chas_2

unique

I have done gravity conversions on a system contain honeywell unique raditor valves and had no promblem ,i piped the system primary secondary and for the system pump i used a taco 007 as for the pipe sizing i just reduced the main by 1/2 and then one size down ,in the system that i did i installed a munchkin t80 and it's run with a max temp on design day of 160 design day temo was set at 5 ,not one complaint yet and it's on it's thrid heating season ,peace and good luck clammy

Buzz G.

Thank you both

When embarking on a whole new boiler install it is kinda scary so I have had more questions than I should have/The pro comes Monday, but he has done mostly big setups.