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1/2 loop and 3/4 loop. will this work?
Joseph_4
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I went to a customer the other day who has 3 zones with 3/4 basboard throughout the 3 floor house. The supply piping between baseboards is 1/2 piping. On the first floor he has 37.5 feet baseboard. (more than the 25 feet that can be supported by 1/2 pipe ) He says that when temperatures are below 25 degrees.He can't get enough heat. He only wants to fix first floor this year. Now I did the heatloss calculations and he does need additional baseboard installed on the first floor. I wanted to put them in on their own 3/4 inch loop.Each zone has its own 007 pump. Here is my question: Will the fact that the 3/4 zones have less resistance than the 1/2 zones cause the rest of the zones not to heat properly? will the water not flow well through rest of 1/2 zones.?
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Joseph
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Assuming the common supply/return headers are adequate,each loop is on it's own.To learn more about this professional, click here to visit their ad in Find A Contractor.0
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