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Wellster or Wellstor - Alan R. Mercurio

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I’m not sure if either of those are the correct spelling however I was hoping to learn more about this device. One of our sales guys just came into my office and asked if I had ever heard of it? He described it as a device that is located in a hydronic loop.

It looks like a small manifold with a ¾” inlet in at the bottom of the manifold then on the top left is a ¾” outlet in the middle is what looks like an air vent and to the right another ¾” outlet.

The first thing I question is why ¾ in with 2) ¾ out?

Any how a new system is going in including piping and I’ve asked that he try to remember to bring it back to me so I can take a picture and share it with you folks and of course add it to my museum.

Any education, any of you can offer would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.


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Alan R. Mercurio

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