Radiators do not work well on a series loop system. They should have a "circular" main line with "MonoFlo" tees and valves on each radiator. I have no idea what your poll is trying to "discover", so I didn't vote on it.
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help zoing heaters pipes
zone heating system
splitting pipes for zone
manifold supply piping
heater supply piping
heater return piping
splitting one floor zone
hey guys,
first time posting plz help. I have a one loop heater system thought my entire house and i want to zone my home to three zones (first floor, second floor and attic). My question is that i have 8 cast iron heaters on the first floor, and was wondering if i should loop all 8 heaters in series on the first floor or can i have a split supply and a split return on the first floor zone, to split to heaters equally so all heat will be heated at the some rate.
I'm not sure if i split one zone to have two supply and two return if its going to be better than having all 8 heater in series in one zone. Also what
size and type of pipe should i use for the zones manifold.
any help would be appreciated, thanks
Radiators do not work well on a series loop system. They should have a "circular" main line with "MonoFlo" tees and valves on each radiator. I have no idea what your poll is trying to "discover", so I didn't vote on it.
Licensed residential and commercial plumber
Depending on the piping, zoning could be expensive and difficult.
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