Radiant Heating System

Hydronics_R_Us

Hi all,

Well this will be easy for the seasoned radiant heating technician but quite a challenge for the average. I'm installing a boiler with (2) radiant heating coils and as well as connecting the boiler to a domestic water heater that I want to put on a recirculating pump. Can anyone tell me where I may find some drawings (books/web sites) indicating the required components

Mark Eatherton

Condensing or not?

ME

Hydronics_R_Us

What?

Hi Mark I just read your post and must admit I'm thouroughly confused. It's a non-condensing boiler.

Thanks

Les

Jean-David Beyer

Modern-Hydronic-Heating

I found this book extremely helpful, and you can get it right here.



http://www.heatinghelp.com/products/Books/5/96/Modern-Hydronic-Heating-Second-Edition-br-by-John-Siegenthaler

Hydronics_R_Us

The Book

Just wanted to tell you thanks

Mark Eatherton

all high temp then...

http://www.ultra-fin.com/



Any pex-aluminum-pex tubing and conventioanl zone valves.



Don't forget the insulation.



SIggys book is the best.



ME

MikeyB

Siggy's books

Check out Siggy's web site for more for his books/manuals. Real good reading w/easy to follow diagrams. [url=http://www.hydronicpros.com]www.hydronicpros.com

Hydronics_R_Us

NO PEX

Hi Mike as I stated before it's a non-condensing boiler feeding (2) hydronic coils that are being attached to a heatpump split system. All piping is being done in copper not pex. I think I've figured out most of the particulars just wanted to see if any of the experts have some good ideas to save me time and future problems.

Thanks for the Info.

Les