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Mpj
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I'm looking at boiler replacement job with a total house load of about 75,000 BTU's. I'm thinking about a mod-con with a buffer tank. The house has 6 existing zone and a 80 gallon indirect, the zones are kinda small and only doing a couple rooms each. They have a interior bathroom that has a radiant floor which is about 1,200 BTU's.
How would you guys pipe in this radiant zone? Mixing valve? I series valve? something else?
Thanks
How would you guys pipe in this radiant zone? Mixing valve? I series valve? something else?
Thanks
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Is this
bathroom it's own zone with a dedicated thermostat or an individual loop off of a manifold ?You didn't get what you didn't pay for and it will never be what you thought it would .
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Yes, the bathroom is its own zone. It currently have a three way mixing valve off the boiler. It has a t87 thermostat controlling the circulator.0 -
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Is that a calculated heat loss? Why so many zones? Might be an opportunity to simplify things...0 -
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Yes, that is the total house load. He want to keep almost every room on its own zone.0
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