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Zone Valve Control v Switch Relay
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juankam0
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I just read a tread where a zone valve control and a switch relay are differentiated. So, if I understand correctly, with a zvc I can use one circulator and I would need two (I have two zones in my house) zone valves, with the switching relay, I would need two circulators? Also, can I hook up a line (110) voltage thermostat to the zone valve control module, or do the thermostats need to be 24v? Thank you for your help.
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If you have two zone valves and one circulator you would want a ZVC. I think most non programmable 110 volt t-stats will work with 24 volt power, there may be exceptions."If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
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Be careful , some electricians pick up the line at the wall switch for the boiler .. Fizzle
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