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ArchimoreHorie
ArchimoreHorie Member Posts: 27
in THE MAIN WALL
Hi all. I have a Laars endurance EBP175 for over 18 years. For the last 17 years I have being working on it my self. My Question is. Can I change out the anti condensing for a taco zone valve.?
Tired of that garbage.

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  • Tom_133
    Tom_133 Member Posts: 921
    If whats in there is a honeywell, than technically I suppose you could, its just an open and close valve thats 24volt powered, its is a tight fit. The question is how long will you keep limping that boiler along? 20 years seems like the END of that style boiler, So you may want to start planning for the swap.
    Tom
    Montpelier Vt
    kcopp
  • ArchimoreHorie
    ArchimoreHorie Member Posts: 27
    Tom I know. Because am working on it my self. I only pay for parts. That’s why I have it as my toy.
  • EBEBRATT-Ed
    EBEBRATT-Ed Member Posts: 17,280
    @ArchimoreHorie

    I would research the characteristics of the old valve voltage, Cv factor, two way, 3 way and piping and look for the closest match.
    hot_rod
  • ArchimoreHorie
    ArchimoreHorie Member Posts: 27
    ED I just brought a anti condensing valve. It come with the copper pipe. And it just a on and off. On when call for heat and off when call for DHW. Voltage is 24v. 3 wire just like the zone valve. I thing It will be my summer projects

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