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Thermostatic zone valve vs. Circulator
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Kungur
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Is it feasible to use a thermostatic zone valve to "zone" a section of the house, the bedroom, instead of using a circulator for that zone?
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Never Heard of a Thermostatic
Zone valve. If something is thermostatic does that not mean it has to mix water temp? ie, Mixing Valve? Which in turn means you need a pump for the system side."The bitter taste of a poor installation remains much longer than the sweet taste of the lowest price."0 -
Thermostatic zone valve vs. Circulator
I am not suggesting that I will not need a circulator. What I am wondering is instead of multiple circulators can I accomplish the same thing with a zone valve. I.E. I would like to control the master bedroom seperately. Could I use a zone valve vs. a circulator .0 -
Sure
As long as you have a system pump"The bitter taste of a poor installation remains much longer than the sweet taste of the lowest price."0 -
Thermostatic zone valve vs. Circulator
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