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Thermostatic Radiator valves for one pipe system
davidp156
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Does anyone have any recommendations to install thermostatic radiator valves for a one pipe system?
- I like the Danfoss eco for its Bluetooth property but worry about replacement
- Or would a macron or honeywell be a better option
- I like the Danfoss eco for its Bluetooth property but worry about replacement
- Or would a macron or honeywell be a better option
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Inlet valves or air vents?0
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Critical question. Since inlet VALVES won't work on one pipe. VENTS will, provided the boiler cycles often enough.JUGHNE said:Inlet valves or air vents?
Br. Jamie, osb
Building superintendent/caretaker, 7200 sq. ft. historic house museum with dependencies in New England0 -
It is my understanding that TRVs are used to prevent over heating. I have seen them in use. It is my advice that if you have a one pipe steam system in a building that has more than 12 units [Apartments] or more than 4 stories, that you avoid their use. There are other things that you could do centrally that are less costly and intrusive to reduce over heating
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