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You better be putting antifreeze in with the water with the power goes out same freezes cracks the floor

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Happy to find a video this helpful. Thank you so much. I am using this in my new bus build out to an rv. Thanks again!

Damn... You shouldn't fill the brine tank to the top

is there a way to add ethernet to the wifi doorbell.. prefer not to use wifi

How to know you have enough water in the system?

What size of pipe you use?

You should advise people to SWITCH OFF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY FIRST!!!!!!!!!

Great video !

Noticed the water supply pipe to the manifold way too small.

Will you show how to install a SHELL WATER SYSTEM?

Well Done. Thank you.

That's my spring project for this year.

I have a question. When you turn the thermostat up, do you hear the pump cut in? What may be the issue if you don't hear the pump cut in. Thanks for the great video.

I am going to do this weekend's project. I recently purchased a home, and it utilizes well water. I need to filter my water, and I can see that this is the best way.

sorry I cant hear you !

Is that black iron going into a shark bite?

Is that black iron?

We modeled our radiant floor system off of your video and it’s working beautifully! Our next step is to add the thermostat that controls the pump. How did you know what switch relay to get and how to wire it to your thermostat?

Yes second that good video.

So do you only fill up the system once then it keeps recycling? Kinda like radiator heating?

Did u turn the breaker off ?

And why do you use a gas water heater instead of a boiler, it's also more convenient and can be controlled via the Internet, and more compact.

You were very helpful thank you.

Enjoyed the detailed walk through. Do you have a rough estimate on price? I’ve looked at pre built systems and they are outrageous. But I’d like to build my own. Just curious if you had a price breakdown? Thanks

Great Video! Thank-you. Quick clarification! I understood from the video that at the start, the incoming hot water was going into the wrong manifold, is that correct? In the final installed system, the hot water is shown going into the opposite manifold (the one with the non-white cap), which seems like a mistake. Can you please confirm if my understanding is correct?

At 1:50 you said the water would come out of the manifold at the regulators. At 2:10 you mentioned your pump pulling water out of the manifold with the regulators in it. Between 4:36 and 5:02 you swapped the manifold positions. So my question is.....does the manifold with the regulators get incoming hot water?

this is the only video on internet explained diy system. thank you very much pieces switch sensor and thermostat, trying amazon..no idea: for my house next year 4" concrete electric boiler..no idea how to configure actuators wired up to open close??? what? 4 long sensor from each concrete zone hooked up to a switch box capable of connected to 4 different thermostats? what kind of thermostat? maybe they sell switch relays with 4 thermostats in and somehow wire each actuator to each thermostat and not the switch relay? then thermostat would open or close actuator. no matter what its always just one switch and 1 pump going on or off.??? it can't be that difficult. and WHAT ABOUT EXACT FITTINGS BETWEEN EACH COMPONENT YOU SHOWED??? IS it 3/4" pex or 1"? because the amazon boiler air scoop says 3/4" FIP. your video looks like 1" pex on the wall??? please list the exact connection pieces between each device. thanks

The huge problem with this is radiant floors in concrete take several days to heat up and cool down so your thermostat will make your house act like a wave up and down. This is why real radiant heater boilers stay steady and even have wifi to the weather forecast and adjust days in advance. Its best to use a tankless water heater that you can adjust to keep it steady.

Your original installer did a horrible job.

Is it not best practice to put the water softener before the filters? To avoid having to replace filters so often?

Mine didn't come with chime kit?

Fantastic!!! I'm going to build one for my bx.

Nice, how did you size your pump?

How long was the loop in total? I ask that because I want to understand the power of the pump. How long a loop can one pump run? I have a large floor area where I will need 3,600 feet of pex, which means I will need 12 loops. I wonder if I will need 12 pumps or if I can run all the loops with fewer pumps. Thanks for helping to answer the question.

Clever solution. Thank you for sharing.

I have the same water softener looking at getting the express water filter you have as well. How hard was your water, and why did you put the filters before the water softener? Gotta love how easy pex is to work with but boy does it look sloppy haha. (all lop sided and floppy).

thanks for the video! I have a question....do you need to subscribe to a cloud service to record videos or can you record the videos on your phone/sd card when the motion detector is triggered?

You should have really tight the water heaters manifold style not in series one will always harder than the other

Hi Is there switch that has a dimmer and timer built in one? I need to dim my front overhang lights and would like to it to be on a timer as well. For instance have the front lights turn on at 7 PM (Dimmed) and shut off at 10 PM.

Good install very easy to understand, but if your not using O2 barrier pex then the pipe is allowing air through the piping. Not a problem however if you used cast iron pump and not stainless the pump and air scoop will rust out over time sorry didn’t see all the others saying the same thing before I posted. 👍👍

if you you didnt use oxygen barrier tubing on your mechanical room piping. you should add some Fernox, which is a corrosion inhibitor. the oxygen will seep through the regular pex, and prematurely eat away any ferrous metals like your circulators. even if you did use oxygen barrier pex. fernox or any corrosion inhibitor, and certain propylene glycols will have inhibiotrs as well as antiburst/freeze

I'd be tempted to build a protective cage around the orange floor pipes since they would not be easy to replace if damaged for whatever reason, if something heavy bumps into them hard.

Are you in the USA. Great video!Did you buy a kit or design it?

Man amazing job. This is by far the best video I have watched. It's clear as day. You explained everything no cut scenes skipping things. Awesome awesome.

On the first switch, what is that blue tab on the bottom left? (Before the cover plate goes on)

your in and out water temps may be off since the gauges are not in the water flow streams. might want to keep that in mind

Beautifl system! I have a similar system with one zone and 4 loops.50-gallonn power vent water heater. I added a 24-hour timer so that the pump has power a half hour out of every hour. This addition lessesens the stress on the water heater. It also makes sure that the water heater does not run continuously as the water would continue to lower in temp. I am heating a 1,000 sq ft shop with an 8x18 door. I keep it at 65 degrees. Last week, it was 12- 18 degrees below zero, with not a problem. 😀 I do run glycol in this system as well as an insurance policy.

Great video. With only a 10 degree drop in return water temp...shouldn't the flow rate be reduced to allow a more complete heat dissipation, or am I missing something. Sounds like the system needs a timer on that pump to regulate the time the heated water is allowed to do its job. Or is the concrete such a poor conductor that it requires the maximum heat possible just to maintain the desired temp. Lots to consider.

Good job of explaining all the components...How the system works, etc... I've watched dozens of videos and found yours to be very clear and easy to understand! Just had to share that...