hopefully the box has the 3 JC relay/control boxes, aquastat well, aquastat bulb, mount rails for JC parts,draft control servo motor and mount bracket for it. you will need a 120V powe line to power up the controller setup. I have my power line with a switch in it, so it can be turned off during non heating season.clayhunter wrote:your boiler looks just like mine except When my father in law (before he his alzheimer's disease worsened) installed it, he decided for what ever reason to not install the Aquastat controls, or the barometric draft in the flue pipe, I did find some of the parts in a box, and plan on buying the barometric draft, like I said I knew it need something. By the way, I am a she not a he, lol, and with all the help that everyone is giving me I think I can get this done.
to be a bit more help full will need to know what controls water flow to zone(s) in house. zone valves? circultor pumps with back flow valves? etc. pictures of plumbing where of controls would help.theres DEFINITELY one item thats need to be wired in, A DUMP ZONE in case boiler ever over fires, gets excessively to hot. theres 2 ways to do it, either a 24v circuit using exsisting zonevalve, circulator relay, or 120V to a circullator thats dedicated to a radiant heat output thats not normally used. 24v is easiest to wire and setup, plus costs less.