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Note: The info below is just an overview of the system, the plans give details and methods to build this system. | Note: The info below is just an overview of the system, the plans give details and methods to build this system. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#The heating element electrical connections must be enclosed in a waterproof box at the end of the "T" area of the santee and have a cord with a grounded plug and wire (green wire) grounded at both ends of the cord. The PVC is in the form of three main parts, a (90) degree fitting at the bottom for the inlet of the water supply, a (T) fitting or santee (sanitary fitting) in the middle with the heating element attached and third, a 14” straight section on top with the steam hose attached to provide steam to the steam box, this is the riser. The location and size of parts in relation to each other along with the element size makes for a boiler that works very well or one that turns into a white sticky ball. | #The heating element electrical connections must be enclosed in a waterproof box at the end of the "T" area of the santee and have a cord with a grounded plug and wire (green wire) grounded at both ends of the cord. The PVC is in the form of three main parts, a (90) degree fitting at the bottom for the inlet of the water supply, a (T) fitting or santee (sanitary fitting) in the middle with the heating element attached and third, a 14” straight section on top with the steam hose attached to provide steam to the steam box, this is the riser. The location and size of parts in relation to each other along with the element size makes for a boiler that works very well or one that turns into a white sticky ball. | ||
