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TRVs on one pipe steam
Inliner311
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So I've been reading about TRVs on one pipe steam and most recommend Danfoss because they have vac break. I understand Vac break but what I don't understand is why some systems need it and others don't. I've read reviews of the Danfoss and Honeywell TRVs but I can't seem to figure out why the Honeywell TRVs seem to work fine on some systems but not others. I have bought two Honeywell TRVs to test out on my radiators. I live in a single home that the boiler rarely comes on more than 20 minutes at a time. I will be adding more main vents because I realize mine are missing on one end and undersized on the other. We originally had a converted coal boiler and it was replace less than 10 years ago.
Any insight into what systems the Honeywell TRVs seem to work fine would be helpful. I want to use the Honeywell electronic TRV heads so it easier to use the honeywell TRV bodies.
Any insight into what systems the Honeywell TRVs seem to work fine would be helpful. I want to use the Honeywell electronic TRV heads so it easier to use the honeywell TRV bodies.
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