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NEW YORKER BOILER w/ aux. system

bob young
bob young Member Posts: 2,177
using a new yorker steam boiler with its limited available tappings , what is best piping configuration for baseboard aux. hot water loop off base of boiler. . any other option besides taking supply from probe low water cut-off tapping & substituting # 67 float low water cut-off with gauge glass connections.

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  • Rod
    Rod Posts: 2,067
    BUMP

    Thought I'd bump this back to the front of the line
  • bob young
    bob young Member Posts: 2,177
    NEW YORKER BOILER w/ aux. system thanx rod

    THANX ROD.    main issue is supplying & returning to common mudleg.  short circuit . possibly need alternate  piping solution
  • Mark N
    Mark N Member Posts: 1,115
    Hot water loop

    Can you use a different boiler? Or is this one already installed. Click on the systems tab choose Hot Water and then Condensate hot-water heating. Read through that article and it shows a way to accomplish this through the mud leg.
  • Rod
    Rod Posts: 2,067
    Hot Water Condensate Zone with Limited Boiler Ports

    Hi Bob-  I was thinking about the problem of limited boiler ports and HW loops and remembered seeing a piping diagram to deal with this. It's attached below. It is in the Systems Section at the top of this page under Hot Water and Condensate Hot-Water Heating. Here's a direct link:

    http://www.heatinghelp.com/article/330/Condensate-Hot-Water-Heating/76/Condensate-Hot-Water-Heating-FAQ

    I don't know if this would work any better than what you are proposing but thought I would bring it to your attention if your weren't already familiar with it.

    - Rod
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