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Entran II

Radman
Radman Member Posts: 78
in Radiant Heating
Anyone have access to or know the pressure drop/ft for 1/2" Entran II tubing?

Any help would be huge, Thanks!!

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  • Mark Eatherton
    Mark Eatherton Member Posts: 5,858
    edited May 2010
    You know that stuffs been recalled right....

    It is too late to file a claim, but it may have gotten an extension. Keep the operating temperatures as low as you can go Bo.



    It has the same PD as Watts Onix.



    I was ordered to destroy all literature/data I had collected during the legal action, otherwise I could have told you what it was.



    ME

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  • Radman
    Radman Member Posts: 78
    Jah, all I can do...

    is separate it w/ a HX.  The boiler was pretty sludged but the loops still flow & heat.  Client bought the house and got a $10k allowance for it, so we'll do the best we can.  Crazy that you had to "shred the docs".

    Thanks for the Onix tip Mark.   I appreciate the help.

    Cheers,

    Bo

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  • Mark Eatherton
    Mark Eatherton Member Posts: 5,858
    A word of caution to your customer....

    IF, he should incur any water damages, regardless of the source, he/she may not have water damage coverage due to the fact that the E2 is still in place.



    The reason I know this is because I had a retired minister, who incurred some minor damage from a leak in E2, who thought he should call in his insurance company for assistance. He had NEVER filed a claim in the 30 years he'd owned the home, and was in the process of getting ready to sell it, when a potential buyers inspector noted the E2 and water damage to sheet rock in the basement.



    His insurance agent notified him that he had NO water damage insurance because his house contained a defective product that had been recalled (E-2) They refused his request for assistance to replace the system as well.



    He ended up having to borrow money from his son so he could replace the defective heating system so he could sell the home. A real sad state of affair.



    Your client is biting off a big chunk of liability that could end up choking them to death, and a Heimlich Maneuver would not help...



    Proceed with caution.



    PS, The CoSEIA class went well. Got good comments from the participants. Thanks for the opportunity.



    ME

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