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hvac101

01:12PM | 02/12/04
Member Since: 02/11/04
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Is it possible to have 2 thermostats hooked up to one zone valve, and it operate correctly?

plumber Tom

02:06PM | 02/12/04
Member Since: 05/10/03
810 lifetime posts
No

hvac101

02:51PM | 02/12/04
Member Since: 02/11/04
10 lifetime posts
So Tom, you are saying that there is no design that would allow a zone valve to operate 2 zones?

plumber Tom

03:09PM | 02/12/04
Member Since: 05/10/03
810 lifetime posts
What are you trying to do? Your 1st post and I quote,"Is it possible to have 2 thermostats hooked up to 1 zone valve to operate correctly?" The answer is still NO! You then ask if there is a design that will allow a zone valve to operate 2 zones? That answer is also NO. Each zone requires a seperate thermostat and zone valve.

hvac101

04:32PM | 02/12/04
Member Since: 02/11/04
10 lifetime posts
Tom, I'm not trying to "do" anything, I am looking at different senerios conserning zone valves. I do not have a problem with a zone valve, I'm wondering if these 2 or 3 valves can exist in one unit.

hvac101

04:55PM | 02/12/04
Member Since: 02/11/04
10 lifetime posts
Clairifying the last post:
I'm thinking of 1 unit that consists of having 3 different valves, all having their own wiring, not related, but still a one piece unit.


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