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Hydraulic separator question
CBRob
Member Posts: 283
I have seen the light and can appreciate the simplicity of a hydraulic separator from caleefi.
I was wondering what this little fitting was at the top of the separator. Kind of looks like a check valve? It's where the air vent goes.
There's also a brass screw on the front that is an opening for an accessory port I think.
Is that meant to put pressure gauges and temp gauges in?
I was wondering what this little fitting was at the top of the separator. Kind of looks like a check valve? It's where the air vent goes.
There's also a brass screw on the front that is an opening for an accessory port I think.
Is that meant to put pressure gauges and temp gauges in?
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This fitting0
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That is a service check. Screw a 1/2" air vent into it. Then you can remove the vent for service without draining pressure.Bob "hot rod" Rohr
trainer for Caleffi NA
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Is there a check valve in the thermowell on the front?0
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If it is a thermowell why would you need a check valve?0
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Can you simply thread in a pressure / temperature gauge into that thermo well?0
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I have heard of people, like myself, wrapping a number of turns of teflon tape to seal a male NPT into a female BSP thread.
But you cannot go the opposite BSP male into NPT female. Easily
Check is for the top port where the air vent goes.Bob "hot rod" Rohr
trainer for Caleffi NA
Living the hydronic dream0
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