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Flow Control Valve
Mikb1957
Member Posts: 12
I'm changing the upstairs zone on my hydronic heating system to radiant floor heat. It used to be baseboard. The B&G F00200 flow control valve needs to be replaced, I was wondering if there is a specific valve I should use with the system. It's a five zone manifold, each with a zone valve.
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Is there going to be a mixing valve involved with the radiant, and a separate zone pump?
If so the check in the circ should be adequate.
Or a basic hydronic spring check, serviceable like this.Bob "hot rod" Rohr
trainer for Caleffi NA
Living the hydronic dream1 -
I hope there will be a mixing valve and separate zone pump! Otherwise you are going to overheat that floor...hot_rod said:Is there going to be a mixing valve involved with the radiant, and a separate zone pump?
If so the check in the circ should be adequate.
Or a basic hydronic spring check, serviceable like this.Br. Jamie, osb
Building superintendent/caretaker, 7200 sq. ft. historic house museum with dependencies in New England1 -
Yes, separate zone pump with check valve and a mixing valve. I'll just eliminate the old flow valve. Thanks for the info, very helpful.0
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