hydro air

R. Swatton

Installing a hydro air coil with an outdoor re-set.

Any limits to high and low water temps.

Using a Munchkin with Vision I.

Usually don't deal with Hydo air.

Ted_9

Remember, you dont want low temp water for hydro-air. It will feel cool, not warm. So other than controling you domestic water, why are you using the vision 1?

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R. Swatton

vision I

R. Swatton

Vision I

I also have some baseboard zones.

Ted_9

Go with vision one and vision two then. You can control different temp water. Like a higher temp for the hydro-air and then over size your baseboard and use a lower temp water.

Just a thought.

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Unknown

Keep your hydro-air

temps between 140 to 150 for a good air exchange and no complaintsof cold air. It is also important to get the air flow balance in CFM so you never have the blower running with a temp in the supply less than 100 degrees.

Unknown

Ted is right

and if you balance it correctly the boiler temp never has to go above 150 degrees.