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Secondary LWCO?
ChrisJ
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Does anyone know if some areas require a secondary LWCO and if so what is the typical way of doing it?
I am planning on using a probe type LWCO such as a Hydrolevel cycleguard.
I am planning on using a probe type LWCO such as a Hydrolevel cycleguard.
Single pipe 392sqft system with an EG-40 rated for 325sqft and it's silent and balanced at all times.
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LWCO
The only time Ive seen secondary LWCO on steam is on commercial work. Those manufacturers give you secondary tappings off the boiler. I dont know why you would want one on a residential system. If the boiler is maintained properly, and the LWCO is blown down regularly, ( float type) you should not need a secondary.0 -
manual reset
Hello Its best to check your local code as different states and counties have different codes....its useless to have two lwco unless the second one is required and usually if it is its a manual reset..meaning you need to check your boiler before putting it back in operation...It generally goes by boiler size not where its installed....Hope this helped J A0
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