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Adding a Taco SR501 to a existing SR503
frozen13
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Have an existing furnace with 3 current zones, two heat zones, and a DHW tank zone all controlled by a Taco SR-503 and Hydrostat Model 3150. I am adding a heating zone in my basement and have a Taco SR-501 I would like to wire in but not positive on how it should be wired into the existing system.
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Bob Boan
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Ironman,
I assume I wire it like the second page shows as a master and then move the DHW pump to the SR-501 and the SR-503 becomes a slave my 3 zones of heating? I have attached an image as a
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Do you have a cast iron boiler or a mod/con?Bob Boan
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It's a Buderus G115WS/4 which is cast iron.0
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What if anything is powered by C1 on Hydrostat?To learn more about this professional, click here to visit their ad in Find A Contractor.-1
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I will found out tonight, thank you.0
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Nothing is connected to C1. I've attached some images also.0
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