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Series 100 circ tp new circ
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Wayco Wayne_2
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Ran into an old radiant floor that had 3 zones served by an old B & G series 100 that had not been oiled in a dogs age. I want to replace it with a new circ that does not need oiling. What is a similar model that has the ceramic bearings? BTW the radiant floor is old 1.25 pipes through concrete. Not much resistance.
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two basic choices
You can either run with a permanently lubricated pump, the smallest of which is (in B&G) the PL-30. After that, you are looking at the wet rotor pumps. If you want to duplicate the pump curve as closely as possible, your choice is the NRF-33.
Nick Ciasullo
R. D. Bitzer Co (B&G Rep)0
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