Tankless coil?

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    • 7 Nov 2000 at 1:40 am #273839
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        I have no hot water pressure in the entire house.What is a tankless coil?Where is it?And we run off a well if that matters.

      • 7 Nov 2000 at 2:15 am #288667
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          A tankless coil is JUST THAT a coil normally running through a boiler steam or hydronic that picks up heat from the ambient temperature inside this box (chamber).

          The water makes several passes and that is how water gets hot.

          A tank is not used for storage in this kind of application UNLESS you ask for an unfired pressure vessel which is another great way to go.

        • 7 Nov 2000 at 2:21 am #288668
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            Sorry, I just noticed you asked about WELL WATER.

            YUP it could matter if this water has a lot of minerals as it can leave these deposits inside the copper coils and act like hardening of the arteries

          • 8 Nov 2000 at 3:03 am #288669
            Avatar photoKATsBUS
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              ok how much does the part cost?Can I get one myself or does a plumber have to.Can I replace it myself?How much should it cost for a plumber to do it?

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