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Taco circulaters
Snowmelt
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Using ur typical 80 % boiler (140,000) Weil McLain, customers wants a smart pump with some kind of read out. Do I go with a taco 007E what about the 0018e or the varidian pump? I’m not going with zone valves but I am going with three active nest thermostat
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My piping is going to be the norm for today, boiler - taco 4900 wire expansion then pumping away from expansion tank with three circulators, pumping away as we are taught.0
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Hi Snowmelt
not sure what your load is using your 140,000 BTU boiler which I have to assume is less than boiler capacity, the Taco ECM high efficiency 0018e would be a great choice. I have one running in my own 2300 sq/ft home using radiant heat; super cozy:)
0018e has Bluetooth technology with app you can download to smartphone with real data of where pump is operating on curve. If your customer wants a readout, you can't get better that that.
for your convenience, I proved a link to Taco website. If you have questions, contact Taco Tech support for more information on this great pump. http://www.tacocomfort.com/product/0018e/
Joe Mattiello
N. E. Regional Manger, Commercial Products
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The system requirements are going to determine the circ moreso than "just because". Does the system need a delta T circ? Probably not- so why waste a Viridian? Does each zone's flow requirements fit the curve of the 007E or 0018E? There is absolutely no sense in throwing a circ at a system just because it looks cool. I can only assume your customer hopes you would know these things0
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Not knowing the load of each zone but if you are looking for an advanced circulator, I would zone with zone valves rather than by pump.
You will take full advantage of the circulators' features of speeding up and down and setting them up to the load of the system. Either the 0018e or the VT2218 would be my choice with zone valves. I have both in my house.
Dave H.Dave Holdorf
Technical Training Manager - East
Taco Comfort Solutions
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