Is there a independent chill water system that can be integrated into existing hot water heating system?
June 19th, 2009Hot Water System FAQ:
I’m purchasing a home with a incomplete baseboard hot water heating system. Most of the piping is in place, as is the heating unit itself.
I’m purchasing a home with a incomplete baseboard hot water heating system. Most of the piping is in place, as is the heating unit itself.
I would like to replace the baseboard system with a force air system using convectors in each room. Since the convectors can be used for both heating and cooling is there an independent, stand alone cooling unit I can purchase to integrate with the present heating system?
And if you can provide the make and model number of this unit and that of a heat/cool convector it would be greatly appreciated.
Where is the thermostat on my water heater?
June 19th, 2009Hot Water System FAQ:
I have an indirect hot water heating system. The boiler cooks the water and puts it in a storage tank. The boiler is works on oil. When the technician came to do a tune-up I said the water wasn’t very hot. He said to call a plumber to raise the thermostat. Besides dumping the oil company because there technicians are lazy I see a panel on the tank. I was told it might be behind this rectangular panel. Can that be done by somebody handy or do a need to call a plumber?
I have an indirect hot water heating system. The boiler cooks the water and puts it in a storage tank. The boiler is works on oil. When the technician came to do a tune-up I said the water wasn’t very hot. He said to call a plumber to raise the thermostat. Besides dumping the oil company because there technicians are lazy I see a panel on the tank. I was told it might be behind this rectangular panel. Can that be done by somebody handy or do a need to call a plumber?


