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Gravity flow through circ pump?
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Scott Toenniessen_2
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Is there any need to add a zone valve to prevent gravity flow through a circulator pump on a hot start (tankless coil in use) boiler? The system I thinking of was originally gravity - now forced - so much of the piping is designed for and probably encouraging gravity flow. It is one zone so no zone valves.
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- Scott
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You need a flow check, or IFC pump.0 -
gravity flow
been there,
you do need a flow check on the main or your customer will call about 6 hrs after you leave complaining the heat will not shut off0
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