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Low Water Cutoff for thermopile via Ascot valve
HydroNiCK
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in Gas Heating
I want to add a lwc to my thermopile powered 1964 Utica boiler. Instead of switching to 24v ignition i want to use a 24v solenoid valve before the thermopile valve then hook up a easier to come by lwc to control the solenoid. Do any of you know the best Ascot or similar valve to use?
Thanks,
Nick
Thanks,
Nick
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You can just switch the millivolt like the other safety's do. Some low water cutoffs can switch millivolt the M?M #67 can with the right switch or use a relay as @mattmia2 suggested
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EBEBRATT-Ed said:You can just switch the millivolt like the other safety's do. Some low water cutoffs can switch millivolt the M?M #67 can with the right switch or use a relay as @mattmia2 suggested hot water or steam?
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There are lots of problems with the baso type valve. The relay is dead simple, either control it through 24vac if you have it or add a control transformer or use a relay with a 120v coil and control it with a lwco with 120v contacts.
The relay will be much less expensive than the gas valve as well.1
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