expansion tank on indirect water heater

[Deleted User] · April 2003

Hello guys ,I want to get info on any boderus boiler dealer in ny metro area long island and am also wondering if there is a special diagrapham tank for an indirect water heater or can i just pump up a regular one and what pressure do i bring it up to thanks Mike

ScottMP · April 2003

Mike

Try Buderus.net and check for a dealer in your area.

No you can not use a standard expansion tank. You need a tank for potable water and its preasure must match that of your incoming water supply. The tanks are the same for indirect or direct fired hot water heaters.

Good Luck

Scott

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Al Letellier · April 2003

expansion

Watts makes a great in-line expansion device that pipes right in the cold water line. It's about 4" in diameter and 2 feet long. Real space saver. Have installed a couple and they work great. No problems so far.....

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Clif Heeney · April 2003

Why Not

use a regular expansion tank on a potable system?

Terry · April 2003

reg tank

Regular tanks are ferrous. NO FERROUS allowed on Domestic.

Most Domestic Tanks will have a FULL Bladder (i.e. Domestic Water never contacts FERROUS material)

Terry

Clif Heeney · April 2003

Thanks Terry!!

expansion tank on indirect water heater

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