Todd,
Holt and Travis have really hit the nail on the head re: problems with these
types of configurations. However there is a successful way of doing it. I
initially learned many years ago what NOT to do, and how to provide protection
against Flashing of the liquid. I'd agree, the heat excha
Todd / Wrenches:
For what its worth:
My favorite woodstove hookup is a thermo siphon feed as done in days of old.
This is self regulating and worry free. My oldest one has been going for
~25 years. Just use all threaded joints anywhere near the stove! In
firebox HX Id average 24 of ¾ bras
Wrenches,
Does anyone have a good recommendation for a message board source? We are
putting together a stand alone system to run a digital text message board.
We would like a board with 4-5 lines of text, visible 15-20 feet away and as
power conscious as possible. We¹re thinking about 4 inch let
We've been using a coil inside our wood stove for many years and it
works well. Our current one was an option with the stove. It's a
single 1-inch stainless loop, which we thermosyphon to our solar
tank, using potable water through the loop.
The only issue we have had is the interaction of t
Jay -
Unfortunately not at this time - but we are considering a way to do it
via a small auxiliary power supply module.
You can run it without the MATE on the system and only connect the MATE
when you want to access the information. The only display then for the
customer normally would be the
Thanks Ben... I downloaded it yesterday but have not read it yet.
Todd
Benjamin Root wrote:
Hi Todd,
See the current issue of/ Home Power/ for article on Heat Exchangers
(by Chuck Marken). I know that at least one of the manufacturers
mentioned in/ Access/ has a unit specifically designed f
Hi Todd,
See the current issue of Home Power for article
on Heat Exchangers (by Chuck Marken). I know that
at least one of the manufacturers mentioned in
Access has a unit specifically designed for wood
stoves.
Ben
I have a client that is wanting to add a water
loop in their wood stove. D
Hi Phil,
OK thanks,
jay
peltz power
On Nov 6, 2008, at 7:37 AM, Phil Undercuffler wrote:
Unfortunately, no. I have a single FX in my home system, and when I
wanted to add the FN-DC I had to add a Hub & Mate too. The inverter
(or
charge controller) provides power to the hub, and the hub se
Unfortunately, no. I have a single FX in my home system, and when I
wanted to add the FN-DC I had to add a Hub & Mate too. The inverter (or
charge controller) provides power to the hub, and the hub sends the info
to the Mate.
Phil Undercuffler
Director, Battery-based and Off-grid
Distribution
HI All,
Can you run the mate just with the flexnet,and no inverters, CC or hub?
thanks,
jay
peltz power
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Assuming you’re talking about the units that actually installed in the fire
box; I’ve actually disconnected a few over the years because they overheated
the water to point of regularly blowing the pop off valve of the domestic
hot water heater. It’s pretty spooky to rely on the P&T valve in that
m
Todd,
Just a friendly point - I know you probably know---be real careful doing that.
That use to be an option on some of the woodstoves I sold 25 years ago
until,.BOOM! ..DIY not recommended.
Holt E. Kelly
Holtek Fireplace & Solar Products
500 Jewell Dr.
Waco,Tx. 76712
254-751-9111
Todd,
I have a customer who just added some to his cook stove. Don't know the
brand but I will check with him to see what they were and where they came
from.
Later,
Bob
On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 12:57 AM, Todd Cory <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> I have a client that is wanting to add a water loop in t
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