For your previous???,what you see just above the pump is the bypass....
Yes this is intended to be a sole heating source. We supplement by starting the stoves, when the stoves bring the room temp above 70 degrees or so, the radiator controls close...
rather than the extra mixers and stuff for the different floor heating temp, I just lowered the temp to where the whole system gets what the floor heat tubing will handle... Rooms aren't that big so you don't notice the difference...
Plan is to pull this unit out and put a new one in it's place, probably changing the connection valve/pump assembly also rather than scab...
There will be someone installing the new one, just want to be smart when they are telling me what's needed......
Only difference in the new setup will be a bigger domestic water tank with connections for solar in case the mood strikes. And I will enclose/insulate the boiler room better and add insulation to the water tank to keep the run time to a minimum....
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