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Taco series sweat mix valves
Fid2973
Member Posts: 7
My 3 way sweat mixing valve is 3/4. I have noticed the outside of the housing to be close to 1” sweat fitting. Anyone sweat to the outside instead of the inside. I’m just trying to use what I have on hand.
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Good chance the Cv is the same on the 3/4 and 1", just a different tailpiece.
Look at the spec sheet for that model valve.
Use a copper bell reducer if you can't replace the tailpiece.Bob "hot rod" Rohr
trainer for Caleffi NA
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Suppose you could if it would fit. Not sure that valve is made that way though0
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The ID of copier varies from K, L, or M
One of them may be close enough to get a good sweat jointBob "hot rod" Rohr
trainer for Caleffi NA
Living the hydronic dream0 -
You're kidding me. Sweat to the inside and reduce it with a reducer coupling. Remove the control and make sure the valve is in the open position. I do one side at a time.
This is an academic exercise, right.
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