How will my oil boiler know not to kick on? Is this because my wood boiler will be heating the water inside the oil boiler? OR Is this through controls.
Im not sure how to word this.
Water doesnt need to constanty circulate between the wood and oil boilers correct? In other words, no matter what the actual water temperature is inside the oil boiler, the oil boiler will not kick on as long as the aquastat that is on the wood boiler recognizes that the wood boiler is heating water at or above the high limit setting of the oil boiler?
I'll tell you. I havent used this thing yet, but it sure was alot easier just throwing wood in by old woodstove![shock !!! !!!](/talk/styles/default/xenforo/smileys/shock.gif)
Im not sure how to word this.
Water doesnt need to constanty circulate between the wood and oil boilers correct? In other words, no matter what the actual water temperature is inside the oil boiler, the oil boiler will not kick on as long as the aquastat that is on the wood boiler recognizes that the wood boiler is heating water at or above the high limit setting of the oil boiler?
I'll tell you. I havent used this thing yet, but it sure was alot easier just throwing wood in by old woodstove
![shock !!! !!!](/talk/styles/default/xenforo/smileys/shock.gif)