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Any Experience With Taco RMB-1

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Al Corelli
Al Corelli Member Posts: 454
in THE MAIN WALL
Four in my Mom's House.

If I put them in my Mom's House, you know they are good.

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  • John_199
    John_199 Member Posts: 14
    Taco RMB-1 Experience

    My contractor has come up with the Taco RMB-1 as the needed solution to the problems with the installation of my new Dunkirk boiler. See previous thread "Replaced Old Boiler With Dunkirk Wide Temp Swings Overshoots". It is an in-floor radiant system. It looks like it will do everything needed but I wanted to see what the opinions on the board are. Do I lose anything I need by operating it in the outdoor reset mode?

    Thanks to everyone who contributed to the old thread.
    John
  • Rocky_3
    Rocky_3 Member Posts: 236
    Installed lot of them

    They work great. Just make sure your heating contractor follows the piping diagrams. I believe they are rated for around 80,000 to 100,000 BTU. I assume you do not need any more than that to properly heat your space?

    Rocky
  • John_199
    John_199 Member Posts: 14


    I'm only heating 1400 square feet with one zone so should be good. John
  • Bob Bona_4
    Bob Bona_4 Member Posts: 2,080
    just have

    a lot of patience getting all the wiring "dressed" (stuffed) into the back of the control. Major pinch point. The earlier models were a pain to actually mount on the wall- had to dissect the entire RMB. But, you got to know the thing intimately :)
  • Bruce M
    Bruce M Member Posts: 166
    RMB-1 rating

    The RMB-1 is actually rated for 120,000 BTU. Taco is tops. Quality products from a quality company.
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