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21 minutes ago, ProDave said:

Care to explain how it works?

 

Not exactly sure, but I think its some kind of relief valve that opens a little if the outside temp drops. They are fitted on the external pipe work.

 

 

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relies on the pump punning continuously I'd guess. It's one thing water expanding as it cools, but a small fixed pocket of water freezing might be something else...

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5 minutes ago, dpmiller said:

relies on the pump punning continuously I'd guess. It's one thing water expanding as it cools, but a small fixed pocket of water freezing might be something else...

If the pump runs continuously it is never going to freeze.

 

How will a relief valve work to protect anything if the water is not flowing?  It will freeze even if vented to atmosphere.

 

There is either something extremely clever here, or I just can;t see how you can avoid antifreeze in the pipework to an outside unit.

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