Looking for someone in the Hudson valley NY area... Alpine gas boilder

rukaj@yahoo.com

Hello... looking for someone in the NY Hudson valley area to help with finishing a Alpine 150 boiler. I would say 90 percent is complete except for wiring the 2 zone valves and 2 cir pumps, water pressure indicator and two thermostat wires. All of the wiring has been run it needs to be connected. I wanted to make sure I don't mess anything up....
thanks.

JStar

What town exactly?

rukaj@yahoo.com

Hopewell Junction 12533

Rich_49

Have you tried the find a contractor portion of this site ?

j a_2

Hi I was I believe commenting on this post on a different post,no insult intention as someone thinks I did…What size house is this 150 being put in…How about a few pictures so we can see whats up

RobG

j a said:

Hi I was I believe commenting on this post on a different post,no insult intention as someone thinks I did…What size house is this 150 being put in…How about a few pictures so we can see whats up

Agreed, before it gets wired and fired please let us ensure that the piping is correct so that you don't literally "blow" your investment.

Bob Bona_4

You're about 1.5 hr from me.

rukaj@yahoo.com

The area I'm trying to heat is 2300 SF. I have 70 feet feet of baseboard installed. please see enclose pic.

rukaj@yahoo.com

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Zman

The comment concerning the boiler sizing is absolutely correct.
Your 70 feet of baseboard cannot emit more than 40,000 BTU.
How did you end up with a 150K Boiler?
It looks like you have 3 heating zones to control?
A switching relay like the Taco SR504 is the best way to clean up and simplify your low voltage wiring.
I agree that it is in your best interest to have a pro help set this system up and do a performed a combustion analysis.
Carl

Correction:
As @Rich pointed out the ZVC 404 is the correct product for zone valves.

Charlie from wmass

Um mm that pex doesn't have an oxygen barrier does it?

j a_2

I hope u guys see what I see.....enough saud

Rich_49

Did you see something I missed Charlie ? I see nothing that one could say for sure whether it is barrier tubing . Then again , my eyes aint what they used to be .

Charlie from wmass

Just not much Uponor in my area. I have seen a lot of pex for domestic water being used to run heat pipes. I am asking for confirmation it has an O2 barrier.

Rich_49

Cannot confirm or deny . Could be either .

Mad Dog_2

Not sure if there are any FAPs are in your area.......Otherwise, If you can get hold of him. Devan Singh of Singh mechanical in Ancram, NY (Columbia Co.) would be an excellent man to get you straightened out here. That 35-40 mins North East of you? He used to have an up here on FAP. Mad Dog

rukaj@yahoo.com

The pex is Hepex....supports both hot and cold water... The third has no attachment only there if my water heater goes.... I only have two zones

Rich_49

Uponor HePex has an oxygen barrier applied to the interior and exterior of the pipe , it is run through a bath immediately upon leaving the extruder . I would suggest not using it for water pipe in your home .

rukaj@yahoo.com

You are referring to drinking water or in general not to use it for water

rukaj@yahoo.com

Thanks I will reach out to Devan.