> From: Haudy Kazemi <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
> 
> Hydronic systems nicely avoid these problems (but like most other design
> decisions come with different challenges, which in this case means
> requiring freeze protection).

Which could be as simple as propylene glycol, no?

Considering that any hydronic system should be buried below the frost line, 
"freeze protection" should only be a matter of protecting the earth egress, I 
would think, which in temperate climates, could be as simple as electric 
heating tape made for the purpose.

Also, stick with PEX or other freeze-proof plastics for the exposed bits, and 
leave the greater heat conductivity of copper for the run below the frost line.

Jan

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