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Busby28
Hello all,
My new solid fuel furnace installation is nearing completion and I need to connect the heat release cylinder which holds about 4 gallons.
Its a small oval shaped cylinder and I will connect it in line with the vent.
The inner coil connects to my outside hot faucet with the watts sts20 release valve T'd of to the drain.
I am told opening the faucet will acheive the same effect as the watts valve but I'm not keen on standing by my faucet ready turn it on in the event of a boil over.
The valve blows off at about 194 f and I was wondering if I should connect it before the cylinder or after?
What are your thoughts?
Thanks.
My new solid fuel furnace installation is nearing completion and I need to connect the heat release cylinder which holds about 4 gallons.
Its a small oval shaped cylinder and I will connect it in line with the vent.
The inner coil connects to my outside hot faucet with the watts sts20 release valve T'd of to the drain.
I am told opening the faucet will acheive the same effect as the watts valve but I'm not keen on standing by my faucet ready turn it on in the event of a boil over.
The valve blows off at about 194 f and I was wondering if I should connect it before the cylinder or after?
What are your thoughts?
Thanks.