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Pilots during summer
John_54
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I own a 4 floor apartment building with hot water heat. 2 Boilers side by side connected to the same return and supply pipes. I have been advised to keep the pilots burning during the summer to avoid condensation. Is this recommended practice. If so do I need to keep the pilot on in both furnaces or will one be enough. I use straight water in the system no additives.
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save yourself some trouble
Leave them both on. It helps the inside of the boiler's and keeps the pilot assembly's from getting plugged up.0
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