Vision III - DF

Dan Foley

We are also snowmelting the driveway on this project - approximately 5,000 square feet. A 750,000 BTU Thermal Solutions boiler feeds two remote manifolds. We are using Eco-Flex tubing to supply the 2" copper manifolds which are buried in utility boxes. -DF

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Dan Foley

Munchkin

I had posted some photos of this one back in February when we started this job. The GC threw the original contractor off of the job and we took over. We finished up this past week.

The two 199's are staged through a Vision III control. The Munchkins supply DHW, multiple radiant zones, four air handlers, and garage heat through a flat plat heat exchanger (garage slabs are glycoled). -DF

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Mark Hunt

Great job Dan!


As usual!

Mark H

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eleft_4

Boiler Guy

That is not just a job.... IT IS an ARTFORM!!!

Exellent install

J.C.A._3

Nice Job Dan

Are thos Press ball valves on the P/S loop Cimberio? Chris

Dan Foley

Thanks...

Thanks, Mark. Looking forward to catching up with you at Wetstock. -Dan

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Dan Foley

Boiler guy,

I appreciate the nice comments. Thanks. -Dan

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Dan Foley

Hi Al,

I took a long, hard look at the Propress before I took the plunge. I have been using it for about 1-1/2 years now at have not looked back. I have one plug in tool and two battery operated tools and they save huge amounts of time. -DF

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Dan Foley

Valves

Chris,

Those are in fact Cimberio press valves. Just like the Propress fittings, they cost a little more but save plenty of time. I heard a rumor that another manufacturer is coming out with a line of press valves. -DF

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eleft_4

J.C.A._3

Dan,

You are correct sir! As I was touring the various factories of the Viega company, I was impressed to see the production models already being made. (you KNOW I just had to ask....)
If they are not yet available, they will be by Summer I was told. Chris

Sweet_2

You are a true professional

Curious as to which code you work under we're still required to use dielectric's, your finished work looks so much more uniform. Excellent!!

Boiler Guy

Looking forward to meeting the artist @ WS VI too.

Paul Pollets

Nice!!

Great work...excellent layout.

Hope to see you at the Wirsbo CAD in June along with Wetstock.
Paul

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Dan Foley

WS

Paul,

Can't wait to see you at WS. We'll catch up on the changes since we last talked over a few cold beverages (or possibly some Louis XIII?) -DF

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Dan Foley

Dielectrics

Dielectrics are not required by code (2002 IMC) in my area. The dielectrics on the tank were already installed when we inherited the job. The plumber assumes the responsibility for them per my contract. They are already leaking. -DF

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Paul Pollets

We'd

have to search hard for Louis XIII in MN. Perhaps Ken Anderson has a stash.

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