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Amtrol EX-30 Extrol 4.4 Gallon In-Line Hydronic Heating Expansion Tank

Sku:
AMTROL-EX30
In Stock, Ships Next Business Day
$62.00

Amtrol ExTrol Expansion Tanks for residential hydronic heating systems take on the expanded fluid in closed-loop systems. The purpose of an expansion tank is to control pressure build-up while improving comfort levels and reducing energy costs. The EX Series is specifically for use in non-potable, closed, hydronic heating and chilled water systems.

EX-30 Expansion Tank Sizing and Compatibility

The EX-30 is appropriately sized for expansion overflow for hydronic heating systems. Depending on your type of system, the EX-30 is designed to work with BTU outputs of 50,000 - 150,000 heating systems. As shown in the sizing chart below, the EX-30 can be used across several different types of closed-loop systems. The EX-30 has a tank volume of 4.4 gallons.

 

Sizing Chart for Hydronic Heat / Radiation Systems

Boiler BTU OutputFinned BaseboardConvectors or Unit HeatersCast Iron RadiatorsCast Iron Baseboard
25,000 EX-15 EX-15 EX-15 EX-15
50,000 EX-15 EX-15 EX-30 EX-30
75,000 EX-30 EX-30 EX-30 EX-60
100,000 EX-30 EX-30 EX-60 EX-60
125,000 EX-30 EX-60 EX-60 EX-90
150,000 EX-30 EX-60 EX-90 EX-90
175,000 EX-60 EX-60    
200,000 EX-60 EX-90    
250,000 EX-90 EX-90    
300,000 EX-90      

The sizing is based on water fluid; 12 PSIG fill; 30 PSIG Relief Valve and 180°F average temperature. If your system does not meet these qualifications, you may need to look to the SX Series for the correct sizing for your needs.

Why You Need an Expansion Tank

Typically, as a homeowner, your heater is not something you look at or check on a regular basis. You install it (or have it installed) and forget about it as long as you have heat when you need it! However, hot water expansion can cause damage if not managed properly. The purpose of an expansion tank is to act as an overflow for this excess water created by the heated water while maintaining safe expansion pressure. The diaphragm inside the steel tank is constructed of thick, heavy-duty Butyl/EPDM for a long service life.

InSight Indicator Cap for Easy Maintenance

Extrol Expansion Tanks also have an InSight Indicator Cap. This patented sight glass changes color when your expansion tank needs to be replaced, alerting the homeowner and/or plumber before damage can occur. The sight glass remains clear/white under normal operation, but when it becomes discolored, it is time to replace your tank. The InSight Indicator Cap is located at the bottom of the expansion tank.

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Amtrol EX-30 Extrol 4.4 Gallon In-Line Hydronic Heating Expansion Tank
  • Amtrol EX-30 Extrol 4.4 Gallon In-Line Hydronic Heating Expansion Tank
  • Amtrol EX-30 Extrol 4.4 Gallon In-Line Hydronic Heating Expansion Tank

Product Overview

Amtrol ExTrol Expansion Tanks for residential hydronic heating systems take on the expanded fluid in closed-loop systems. The purpose of an expansion tank is to control pressure build-up while improving comfort levels and reducing energy costs. The EX Series is specifically for use in non-potable, closed, hydronic heating and chilled water systems.

EX-30 Expansion Tank Sizing and Compatibility

The EX-30 is appropriately sized for expansion overflow for hydronic heating systems. Depending on your type of system, the EX-30 is designed to work with BTU outputs of 50,000 - 150,000 heating systems. As shown in the sizing chart below, the EX-30 can be used across several different types of closed-loop systems. The EX-30 has a tank volume of 4.4 gallons.

 

Sizing Chart for Hydronic Heat / Radiation Systems

Boiler BTU OutputFinned BaseboardConvectors or Unit HeatersCast Iron RadiatorsCast Iron Baseboard
25,000 EX-15 EX-15 EX-15 EX-15
50,000 EX-15 EX-15 EX-30 EX-30
75,000 EX-30 EX-30 EX-30 EX-60
100,000 EX-30 EX-30 EX-60 EX-60
125,000 EX-30 EX-60 EX-60 EX-90
150,000 EX-30 EX-60 EX-90 EX-90
175,000 EX-60 EX-60    
200,000 EX-60 EX-90    
250,000 EX-90 EX-90    
300,000 EX-90      

The sizing is based on water fluid; 12 PSIG fill; 30 PSIG Relief Valve and 180°F average temperature. If your system does not meet these qualifications, you may need to look to the SX Series for the correct sizing for your needs.

Why You Need an Expansion Tank

Typically, as a homeowner, your heater is not something you look at or check on a regular basis. You install it (or have it installed) and forget about it as long as you have heat when you need it! However, hot water expansion can cause damage if not managed properly. The purpose of an expansion tank is to act as an overflow for this excess water created by the heated water while maintaining safe expansion pressure. The diaphragm inside the steel tank is constructed of thick, heavy-duty Butyl/EPDM for a long service life.

InSight Indicator Cap for Easy Maintenance

Extrol Expansion Tanks also have an InSight Indicator Cap. This patented sight glass changes color when your expansion tank needs to be replaced, alerting the homeowner and/or plumber before damage can occur. The sight glass remains clear/white under normal operation, but when it becomes discolored, it is time to replace your tank. The InSight Indicator Cap is located at the bottom of the expansion tank.

Tech Specs

Tank Water Volume:
4.4 Gallons
System Connection Size (in.):
1/2 NPT
Factory Pre-Charge:
12 PSIG
Max. Working Pressure (PSIG):
100
Max. Operating Temperature:
240°F
Tank Diameter (in.):
11
Tank Height (in.):
15
California residents see Prop 65 WARNINGS

Warning WARNING!

Warning: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.p65warnings.ca.gov

Product Warranty

EX-30 Model: Seven (7) Year Limited Warranty