| Max Pressure (PSI): | 150 |
|---|---|
| Size: | 1" |
| Material: | Brass |
| Application: | Heating |
| Max Temp (F): | 240°F |
| Connection Method: | Sweat |
| Connection Type: | C x C |
| Product Type: | Air Eliminator |
Anywhere high up in your piping system that has central flow (before manifolds). Try to picture where air bubbles might collect in the pipe if they exist and place the device there.
Ken, I recommend placing the separator at the very highest point in the whole plumbing system. I've tried it above the pumps and above the boiler & have found that small amounts of air will still get to the highest point in the whole system, thereby causing bumping when they come through the pumps. Sam
The above answers are wrong. this devise want to see the hottest water and be located on the suction side of the calculator pump
The air eliminator does not have to go directly on top of the expansion tank, but it is usually a good idea to install them close together at the "point of no pressure change."
It is for horizontal installation.
If you would like to tie it in, there is a 1/2" female thread port on the bottom of this unit for your expansion tank.