Page 58, of Primary-Secondary Pumping Made Easy

George_11

Can someone tell me from left to right, which ports of the mixing valve correspond to the drawing on page 58? My confusion stems from the mixing valve that I have has the mix port in the middle of the valve. I believe that this differs from the valve as drawn.
Mike

paul lessard_2

mike

> Can someone tell me from left to right, which

> ports of the mixing valve correspond to the

> drawing on page 58? My confusion stems from the

> mixing valve that I have has the mix port in the

> middle of the valve. I believe that this differs

> from the valve as drawn. Mike

paul lessard_2

mike

left =hot....mid=cold...right =mix I hope this helps!

George_11

are you sure,? read the description on page 54, and

I am sure that you could draw a different conclusion.

Mike

Aidan

Paul's right

left =hot....mid=cold...right =mix

The text on P54 refers to the diagram on P53.

The text from "So I'd like you to consider doing this instead" on P58 refers to the diagram on P58. The schematic drawing on P58 shows the mixing valve upside-down for clarity. You wouldn't install the valve like that.

You also have to read this in conjunction with your specific valve's installation instructions. Some mixing valves have to go in the flow, some have to go in the return.

It does make sense, honest!

Mark J Strawcutter

flow vs return

wouldn't one in the flow be a diverting valve instead of a mixing valve?

Mark