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I have a radiant floor heating application. It will contain an
Electric Hot Water Heater. This heater will NOT have a continuous water source connected to it. Instead, the system will be a "Closed" system. The water or anti-freeze will fill the Hot Water Heater, as well as the tubes that go through the flooring. The fluid will return back through the hot water heater in a Closed system. I was told that if I get a leak in the system, I am in danger of a fire hazard, since no fluid will be passing through the hot water heater which has a heating element that will likely catch fire and create a larger hazard. I am looking for a way to sense when fluid stops passing back into the hot water heater, and when this condition is true, I want to be able to shut off the electricity supply to the Hot Water heater, to eliminate my fire hazard. Any ideas about what I should be seaching for? |
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