Taco Viridian Pumps
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As advertised? What are you expecting from the pump?
No doubt they consume about 50% less electricity.
Coal Reaper
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Huh, they still got the bee on there.
I got an HEC-2 that brings water from storage to the house loop. Its a little loud at first till it backs down to about 12 watts. I like it.
Interested to hear what you think.
Oh the programmng on mine is miserable to do. I forgot about that part. Good luck!
I got an HEC-2 that brings water from storage to the house loop. Its a little loud at first till it backs down to about 12 watts. I like it.
Interested to hear what you think.
Oh the programmng on mine is miserable to do. I forgot about that part. Good luck!
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JP11
Minister of Fire
I put in 4 bumble bees last year. LOVE them. So much quieter, and less power. We'll see how far the solar credits stretch this winter. Their use keeps my storage tanks much more stratified as well.
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Karl_northwind
Minister of Fire
let us know how the programming goes. the bumblebees were a nightmare, to the point where I quit using them if I couldn't just use them in their factory setting 30 degree delta T mode. that said, I've never had a failure with them, other than when the sensor plug fell out and it defaults to "not running at all" not good when it's a mission critical part of a system.
now I zip tie them in place.
now I zip tie them in place.
JP11
Minister of Fire
LCD off when there's no power... in my delta T setting they run wide open (about 42 watts) for two minutes, then adjust for temp.
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