Thermostatic mixing valve

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Xavier Eastway

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Trying to find a good valve to use for radiant heating system. Have Zone 1 and 2 high temp going out to water to air heat exchangers (garage and basement) planning for 165-175 degrees. Zone 3 is radiant in floor heat (in joist, 5 loop-300') which I would expect need to temper down to 120-150 degrees. Zone pipes are 1". Supply/return line is 1-1/4" Not finding a good high temp mixing valve with good flow rates. Any recommendations?

I'm not super familiar with mixing valves but there seems to be only a little description difference between the ones that regulate temperature specifically compared to the ones that only divert. Without an actuator. Thanks
 

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There is no standard for what "...good flow rate..." means. You'll have to be more specific.
 
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