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Indirect tank heating

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Homeowner sent this to me and I think is overkill. Wanted to see what you guys thought.
Is a 80 gallon only used with left boiler with zone valve.
Is a 80 gallon only used with left boiler with zone valve.

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looks like a buffer tank attempt?Bob "hot rod" Rohr
trainer for Caleffi NA
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If unit 1 fails he want to be able to open valves so unit 2 can heat for him until unit 1 is running again.
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