Good morning, thank you for posting these videos and sharing your knowledge. I have a question: What size are the inlet and outlet of the manifold and what type of adapter (reducer?) you use to connect to the supply and return. Second, If I were to build the manifold myself (pretty expensive I would say), what pipe diameter is the horizontal run? Thank you n advance for your time. Reply
I am a plumber I think your work looks great so far. One question about the exhaust and intake does the PVC connect all the way to the Navien or is there a transition fitting that I can't see
The electrician still has to install a plug. Haha the builder wanted to paint the walls to make the mechanical room look good. This heating system is only heating the basement.
@@ThePlumbingGurus honestly installers like you is what keeps me busy most days, cutting corners to cut costs to come in cheaper than competitors, only for customers to end up paying more in the long run.
This was awesome, great job. I hope you keep making videos and learning more about production etc and it'll be a must watch!
Next videos could be set-up of all those features, pumps, controls. maintenance, etc. great potential coming down the pipe (exist the pun)
Thanks, will do!
Good morning, thank you for posting these videos and sharing your knowledge. I have a question: What size are the inlet and outlet of the manifold and what type of adapter (reducer?) you use to connect to the supply and return. Second, If I were to build the manifold myself (pretty expensive I would say), what pipe diameter is the horizontal run? Thank you n advance for your time.
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Nice work. Very clean and basic.
Glad it was helpful!
Do you have a video showing the DHW side? Do you need a second expansion tank for that?
We don’t but we can do one soon. We don’t use an expansion tank no
I am a plumber I think your work looks great so far. One question about the exhaust and intake does the PVC connect all the way to the Navien or is there a transition fitting that I can't see
It has a rubber gasket that the pipe slides into.
It looks like all the main supply and return piping is 3/4". I'm planning on using the factory primary loop. I think it's 1" does that matter?
It’s all about sizing it according to the space you’re heating. This heating space wasn’t very big so 3:4 was enough.
being a fridge engineer couldnt u pull a vacuum on the system prior to filling?
Honestly never thought about it…. Probably though lol. I’m sure someone has done it
That’s crazy 😂 never heard anyone say that before. That might be a good idea tho
Where is the plug-in? Why are the walls shinny? Is the system for heating bathroom floors or for heating the entire house?
The electrician still has to install a plug. Haha the builder wanted to paint the walls to make the mechanical room look good.
This heating system is only heating the basement.
So there’s no way to isolate and service the boiler?
We use the drain on the valve to drain the system because it’s such a small system
@@ThePlumbingGurus ever cheap. I wouldn’t be posting these installs bragging if I was you
@@ThePlumbingGurus honestly installers like you is what keeps me busy most days, cutting corners to cut costs to come in cheaper than competitors, only for customers to end up paying more in the long run.
@@Bundysvideos There is always someone like you looking to be critical. I wonder if you're a plumber if so how perfect you jobs always are.
@@dotthis71 this is just basic shit I’m bringing up bro