Tekmar rep bailed out!

Gary Jansen_4

I just finished 3 projects with 8, 11, and 14 RMB's. Where are you located?

Don \"Grumpy\" Walsh

Rep. bailed out on this project.

I have a system in which I had planned to use a mod/con boiler with outdoor reset; and 23 Taco radiant mixing blocks, with in-slab and wall sensors tied to remotely located thermostats(boiler room), functioning as set-point controllers. Tekmar rep says "no can do"; I think I need a different rep to talk to!

Don \"Grumpy\" Walsh

Youngstown, Ohio

John Barba

Grumpy --

Have you talked to the Taco rep yet? Or call out tech services department for help...

JMB

Don \"Grumpy\" Walsh

Taco is Tops

Haven't call Taco yet, but I am planning on doing so Monday. I'm glad to see you aboard with Taco John.

Grumpy

Paul Rohrs_4

I'm curious as to how many mix temps you are supporting?

That is a lot of RMB's...so now the Taco rep can afford new BVD's PDQ.

Regards,

PR

ALH_4

RMB's

I agree, that is a lot of RMB's. Is it constant circ with individual mix temps for each zone? That's probably the ultimate in comfort, but would use more electricity than 2 or 3 mix temps and zone valves. Just curious about the control strategy.

Joe Mattiello

23 RMB's, wow. that's nice. I would love to see that set up. Of course you can call me, or any technical support engineer here at Taco for help. Look forward to talking with you.

Jed_2

23 wall sensors, with remote stats

Begs further ???? What's the building? What's the load per t'stat (RMB's are good for up to 120MBH; cost effective?)? Is there a more cost effective strategy. Why the RMB's, although they are great products?

Jed

Tim Lindstrom

I prefer Taco Bell

Couldn't resist