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Vortek Air Seperator quick question
Mark_24
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I'm running 3/4 inch hot water copper lines to baseboards. I bought a Vortek Air Seperator to install. It has 1 1/4 openings for water flow. Is there any problems with using adapters to pipe this in to a 3/4 pipe system? Or am I using the wrong size?
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Huh?????
I sure hope that your not running a 3/4 line out of your boiler and then splitting it for the zones.....
I have seen that done before and it don't work so hot.
Run 1 1/4 from your boiler through the Vortec and then split to the 3/4 for your zones. Make sure you do that for the returns also.0 -
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How many zones? What GPM do you need to supply the required heat? Those are the questions you need to answer before you can determine your main piping size. 3/4" will flow 4 GPM, 1" will flow 8 GPM, 1 1/4" will flow 14 GPM, 1 1/2" will flow 22GPM. All these will deliver varying amounts of BTU's depending on the temperature drop through your system. You have to know how much you need.0
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