How To - Assign Zones

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How to Assign Zones on the Control Board?

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Assign the thermostat zones for each pump by moving the jumper to the correct zone #.

Each pump has its own section of the control board, labeled 1-10. Pump 10 is always to the heat source. The other pumps may be assigned to specific zones by moving the jumper to the pins labeled with that zone #. 

closeup on the control board, a selection for 3 pumps, the jumpers are used near the bottom, The higher row selects the thermostat the pump is assigned to. The lower row selects the speed for the pump.

All pumps are initially assigned to zone 1, except pump 10. It is pre-assigned to all 4 zones. (You can skip this step if you only have 1 thermostat)

A close up on the zone connector pins

What's Happening in Cottonwood?

Extreme Panel's demonstration house brings building techniques into the real world. As a sponsor, HUG Hydronics is providing Heat-Sheet, PEX, and the in-floor heating distribution system for the project.

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What HUG Hydronics Brings to the Project.

  • Start below the slab
  • Heat-Sheet insulation provides the foundation for the project's radiant floor.
  • Put warmth underfoot
  • PEX loops carry heated fluid through the floor, turning the slab into part of the heating system.
  • Bring it together with HUG Hydronics
  • The HUG Hydronics system brings pumps and controls into a compact system simplifying the mechanical setup that serves the floor.
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