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Remote location of Vitodens

I have a new home with no options for venting the Vitodens boiler in the designated mechanical room. The contractor , homeowner and I have chosen a remote location to put just the boiler for easy venting. Now I am wondering about the 50' to run not only the boiler suppply/return lines, but also the DHW. My design program shows with 3/4" insultion the heatloss is very little. I am just wondering if I should push to have the in-direct tank to be installed next to the boiler. Or show I just install it with the rest of the mechanical system.
What do you think?

Comments

  • Paul Pollets
    Paul Pollets Member Posts: 3,663
    Location, Location

    Place the indirect within 10 feet of the Vitodens for best results. Make sure you use 1" piping to the coils, even though the Vitodens has 3/4" tappings. Without adequate flow rate to the indirect, the Vitodens can hiccup, causing an annoying service call.

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  • Ted_5
    Ted_5 Member Posts: 272
    Try to get the tank

    next to the boiler. The pump has only so much flow and head pressure.

    Ted
    Viessmann rep.
  • Jeffrey Campbell
    Jeffrey Campbell Member Posts: 51


    I am going to try to push to move the indirect, but I am not sure I can. I am using a 11-44 unit so the pumps will be external. If i size them correctly (1 1/4")and insulate the lines, can the this work well. Thanks Jeffrey
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