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Posted by Bubba on April 7, 2008, 10:53 pm
On Mon, 7 Apr 2008 17:37:28 -0700 (PDT), dbdf@charter.net wrote:
>> On Mon, 7 Apr 2008 12:30:48 -0700 (PDT), d...@charter.net wrote:
>> >Hi, I have a couple of questions
>> >I have a 3-zone hydronic heating system. Only one of the zones uses a
>> >blower. The other 2 use baseboard registers. What are the determining
>> >factors for the temp setting on a L6006A aquastat that is mounted
>> >inline with the zone for the blower?
>>
>> >Why symptoms would I expect to see if the setting is too low AND too
>> >high?
>>
>> The determining factors are the temperatures required for the type of
>> heating devices you have.
>> Cast iron requires one temperature
>> Copper fin baseboard requires another
>> Fan coils require another
>> Radiant floor type heating is another
>> The limit setting is the highest temperature you want the boiler to be
>> protected at.
>> Too low..........you will be cold and the boiler may condense when it
>> shouldnt.
>> Too high and the boiler may suffer premature failure and the space
>> will be uncomfortable.
>> Bubba
>
>Ok. I have Copper fan coils. That said, would you be able to suggest a
>setpoint? If not, what other info would be needed? Thanks in advance.
Id probably put it at 180 but then Id be using a Tekmar 256 if I were
using a boiler or Id put in at 90%+ Weil-McLain condensing boiler and
not worry about the Tekmar.
Bubba
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