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PERFORMANCE
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Static Air Pressure Drop:
Heat Exchange Data point:
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35 Pa. @ 510 l/s
49oC entering air temperature
27oC leaving air temperature
26oC entering fluid temperature
32oC leaving fluid temperature
0.4 l/s fluid flowrate
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DIMENSIONS
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CONSTRUCTION
RadiantLink Coil:
copper tubes, aluminum fins, pressure tested to 2068 kPa, certified in
accordance with ARI
RadiantLink Control Panel:
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wet rotor pump with thermostat terminal strip & 120V power cord with plug
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expansion tank
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automatic air vent
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pressure relief valve
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system fill hose connection
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RadiantLink coil threaded connections
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threaded connections for radiant floor manifolds (manifolds & actuators not
included)
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painted galvanized sheet metal cabinet
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
RadiantLink Coil:
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galvanized sheet metal coil cabinet with access panel & channels for
support of AC coil
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cut--outs for furnace inlet & supply air discharge by installing contractor
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AC coil not included
RadiantLink Control Panel:
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four zone controller
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thermostat(s)
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low voltage wiring not included
Limited Warranty
Embodied Systems Inc. warrants to the property owner that the RadiantLink System
components shall be free from defective parts for a period of one year from the
purchase date. Note that failure resulting from freezing of heat transfer fluid
within the system or from improper installation or air-locking does not
constitute a parts defect and is not covered by this warranty. Consequential
damages are not covered by this warranty.
RadiantLink supplies radiant floor heating systems for in-floor heating. Radiant heat and radiant heating are terms describing in-floor heat. RadiantLink creates in floor heat by pumping heated water through tubes under the floor. In our unique design, the water for the radiant floor heating system is economically heated by the warm air created by your furnace. No boiler or other water heater required. Our radiant floor heating system is patented and proven in Canadian winters - the most economical option among all radiant floor heating systems.
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