When I bought my carwash two years ago, the inlet outlet temp settings have been 110 degrees F for the outlet temp and 90 degrees F for the inlet temp.
This year, in an attempt to get the temp down to a setting just high enough to keep all the bay floors from freezing, I turned down the temp settings from 90 degrees F outlet and 40 degrees F inlet. I came in to the equipment room the next day and noticed a puddle under the boiler. It rusted the heat shield on the floor below the boiler too.
I'm going to increase the inlet temp to 50 degrees F and see what happens. Is there a known low setting that I should avoid? Is this an uncommon issue or related to my boiler temps exclusively?
Thanks!
This year, in an attempt to get the temp down to a setting just high enough to keep all the bay floors from freezing, I turned down the temp settings from 90 degrees F outlet and 40 degrees F inlet. I came in to the equipment room the next day and noticed a puddle under the boiler. It rusted the heat shield on the floor below the boiler too.
I'm going to increase the inlet temp to 50 degrees F and see what happens. Is there a known low setting that I should avoid? Is this an uncommon issue or related to my boiler temps exclusively?
Thanks!