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- Jan 1, 1970
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I have just finished installing an EPA wood stove....and I love it.
Burns for about 10 hours on one fill, keeps my living space at 20 c no
problem..the bedroom is about 16.5 c and the basement is about 6 c with
an outside temp of minus 6 c.
I am looking for ideas on a water transfer system to move some of the
heat to the back bedroom and the basement to keep ny water pipes from
freezing. I am going to use water for transfer and build some sort of
tubing to sit on top of the stove and a small circ pump. All tacky ideas
will be ignored it must be simple and safe. I was thinking of tieing
into the domestic NG water tank directly. This would give me a source of
domestic hot water as well and NG for back up. The hot water tank has an
relief valve directed to the floor allready....
Burns for about 10 hours on one fill, keeps my living space at 20 c no
problem..the bedroom is about 16.5 c and the basement is about 6 c with
an outside temp of minus 6 c.
I am looking for ideas on a water transfer system to move some of the
heat to the back bedroom and the basement to keep ny water pipes from
freezing. I am going to use water for transfer and build some sort of
tubing to sit on top of the stove and a small circ pump. All tacky ideas
will be ignored it must be simple and safe. I was thinking of tieing
into the domestic NG water tank directly. This would give me a source of
domestic hot water as well and NG for back up. The hot water tank has an
relief valve directed to the floor allready....