Taco iSeries 3-way mix valve or Tekmar or ???

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JMann

JMann

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When my boiler calls for heat in the mornings or in the evenings when I get home, I notice a huge temp drop (20+ degrees) and as a result a lot of condensation occurring. I'd like to install a 3-way mix valve to help suppress this but am unsure of which one to get. No need to go overboard if I don't need to. I was looking at the Tekmar 711 and the Taco iSeries line.

Suggestions?
 
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