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Insulate my loop seal?
CKNJ
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Quick question about my recently replaced loop seal. Single Pipe system with dry return. I have insulated both the supplies and the return. But, should I insulate the loop seal as well or leave it bare?
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up to you. It's going to be full of water all the time so insulation probably won't save much fuel....but every little bit helps0
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plus hot water is better than coldEBEBRATT-Ed said:up to you. It's going to be full of water all the time so insulation probably won't save much fuel....but every little bit helps
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The water in the loop seal will get up to 212 F or so and will cool down very slowly, so it is giving off heat alot longer than a steam line. I have used the condensate return off steam pipes to help heat basements, so I'd insulate it.To learn more about this professional, click here to visit their ad in Find A Contractor.0
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