Electrical surge protection is a common consideration for all our electronics in the home.
The use of an existing well is a possibility but generally not conducive to a proper closed loop installation. The depth of the well and size of casing will be a consideration. Vertical loops are generally drilled by way of a 3' casing to a depth determined by the loop requirement. The well is then filled with a slurry to optimize heat transfer. The number of wells required is calculated as per the heating / cooling load of the home
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First and foremost, it is important to understand that WETT inspectors do not have any authority to prevent you from using your wood appliance; an Inspectors sole purpose is to inspect and advise. Once the inspection is completed the Inspector should provide you with a copy of the inspection report. and go through it in detail. It is important you ensure the name and certification number of the Inspector is noted. If not, then you should not accept the report.
The most common misconception is that a WETT inspection is an absolute. It is not. It is very important to understand WETT inspections are provided for the benefit of the Insurance carrier to ensure the appliance in question has been properly installed. If, however, a WETT Inspector is not thorough or cuts corners and the homeowner is required to file a damage claim, the Insurance Adjuster, acting on behalf of the Insurance carrier, will make the final determination regardless of the WETT report. To that end, there is no advantage in securing a report that has not been thoroughly completed allowing you the opportunity to address any shortcomings.
