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I just built onto my existing garage and have two small rooms, 180sqft, one being an office 6'X20' and the other will be a rest room and where my floor heat equipment is, 6'X10'. The ceiling and walls are OSB with two coats of clear MinWax urathane. I'm planning to put a product called...

System looks great. What size Quietside is that and how much area are you heating?

Wow! It looks like you have went to a lot of effort. It sounds like you enjoy this kind of project. Thanks!

Dirttracker, I have a very similar setup as you describe yours. Only I use a 40 Gallon NG water heater. I have the temp set to 130*F on the water heater. No mixing valve. When the weather is very cold, my system will run out of hot water also, but still maintains 90*F supply and 72-74*F...

Thanks Dipper for the offer. Since Mrb is building it I'll defer this to him.

Great Mrb, thanks a lot for your efforts.

The fans are a one speed fan, hi. They make no noise in hi. But as soon as you turn the knob to slow it down, the humming starts. Not real loud, but annoying.

The control I'm currently using is a fan control that has a low speed adjustment. It hums at any speed but high.

I was talking to a retired electrician friend today about my problem. He suggested calling a local electrical supply house and talk to them. They suggested Pass & Seymour DDH16PW link So I ordered one and we will see if it works.

I'm sure the home depot fans are much better. I never paid much attention to the CFM as I just want to run them fast enough to move a little air in hot weather. On high they move lots of air, to much for most anything I can think of. I'd just like to slow them down without the hum.

Actually they are three blade white, and yes they are in my shop. Here is the link.

Well the fans have chinese motors but they weren't cheap. $120 a piece I think. I have hunter fans in my house. They have three speed controllers built in. They don't hum. With 14' ceilings, I didn't want two strings hanging down to change the speed. So OK, I bought cheap fans, can we get...

Sounds good to me.

What would something like that cost, with base?

Sounds doable on my end. 6 digits are plenty. Would the PCB be small enough to mount inside the Taco enclosure? There is some room to spare. Thank you! PM me the cost and I'll get you the money.

Although it is a bit more than I need, it would be interesting and fun to have, I might be interested in something like that. If you could price it for me I'd appreciate it. Thanks.

That's what I thought too. The counter I have will pull the number half way and hold it there till the contacts on the relay open, then the number will finish rotating. I don't think the counter I have is made to have power on it for a length of time it takes my system to run. Either it or...

The controller I have is rated for up to 2.5A. The guy I got them from says it will run two fans easily. It does, but they hum. I would have to rerun my wires to connect them separately. I really don't want to do that.

My, aren't we all sharp this morning.:bounce: No PLC, etc. See attachment for an image of a Taco switching relay, which runs my circulating pump, but does not make tacos. The part from Omron would be OK but I'd need a socket and a place to put it. Advice and instruction would be needed. I...