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vaporstat
jonny88
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what is the proper way to install a vaporstat.I see some pics with a tee before relief valve and the bull of the tee going for vaporstat others are piped like a regular pressuretrol.also what is the correct gauge to use.Thanks guys
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Not sure whether there is
a "correct" way to do it -- but so long as the vaporstat isn't subject to getting water in it...
Mine is piped with a regular red brass pigtail, then a snubber, then the vaporstat. The oddity in my install is that the vaporstat is on a tapping on the drop header, not on the boiler (there are two pressurstats on the boiler directly).
I would go for a 0 to 3 psi gauge to go with it -- but keep in mind that you need to keep the 0 to 30 gauge to keep the building inspector and insurance fellow happy.Br. Jamie, osb
Building superintendent/caretaker, 7200 sq. ft. historic house museum with dependencies in New England0 -
on the header
Would love to see a pic.i have never heard of that before.thanks for the advise0 -
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