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2nd LWCO for residential steam less than 100K?
ranzerox
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Does a residential steam boiler need a 2nd LWCO? thanks
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Not if it's single family residential
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I have not seen that requirement, but codes differ in different states1
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For the minor cost of having a back up low water cut off, I always recommend it. I don't think typical codes in the US require it.To learn more about this professional, click here to visit their ad in Find A Contractor.0
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If you do install a second one, have it on it's own pigtail. They clog very easily. - oops, I was thinking pressuretrols.0
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LWCO on a pigtail?
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No but it is a belt and suspenders theory
I like a probe type and a manual flush type. MD0 -
Oops. You know what I was thinking, Paul. In NYC two pressure controls (one manual reset) are needed for many installations.ethicalpaul said:LWCO on a pigtail?
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