I have a Tarm solo 60 that I am installing in my attached garage, A friend gave me 22' of class A stainless insulated pipe made by Hart and Cooley. The problem is that my boiler calls for 8" and the pipe he gave me is only 7". Is this a problem or will it work?
CLASS A PIPE SIZE
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jebatty
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You're fortunate to get the Class A at the "right" price. Why not give Bioheat a call (1.800.782.9927)?
I contacted them, they said I could try it. They could not garauntee me that it would be as efficient as the 8". Too many variables. I guess I will try it for this year and hopefully not have to pull it all apart next year. Anyone else have imput?
jebatty
Minister of Fire
Although affected by many environmental factors, a chimney with more height usually drafts better than a shorter chimney, so more height may help the 7" perform OK.
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