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Glenn Sossin_2
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I saw one of those back in the late 80's. You might be able to use a Roth mini-shunt. See the attachment.
I agree with Rusty,the Taco radiant mixing block would also work but it's quite a bit more money.
Good Luck
I agree with Rusty,the Taco radiant mixing block would also work but it's quite a bit more money.
Good Luck
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infloor radiant pump
I'm looking to replace an Infloor radiant pump that controls both a radiant floor zone and baseboard zone. Company no longer makes this product. The pump is cracked and looks like a grundfos assembly with more than just a pump but controls in an all in one assembly. Does anyone know how these things work and how would i replace this unit? I'm including a pic. hope it comes out0 -
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Check out Taco Pump's RMB-1 Radiant Mixing Block. Find a pro to check sizing first. Depending on your system, it may take something more complex...
I wouldn't waste time (or money) on the existing unit.
Good luck!
Rusty0
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