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This post relates to boiler, tankless heaters and hot water heaters, and my main question is whether what I want to do is allowed so I posted it in the plumbing forum - I hook that's right. The gas hot water heater will be piped so that the cold summer goes into the boiler coil. The boiler coil out will go to a mixing valve, then to the cold inlet of the gas hot water heater. I'm wondering if it is because the boiler coil and gas hot water heater loop will be stagnant in the summer. It shouldn't be a problem as long as they are drained each summer and the tankless in the winter but I'm not sure this set up is permitted by code. Thanks plumbinkskool I appreciate your summer the time to answer but that wasn't the question. I realize this is my first post here so you guys have no idea if I know what I'm doing, but let me assure you it isn't a matter of skills, etc. I hook want to know if my plan is a legal one before I go to talk to the city inspector because I don't like to show up to a meeting without knowing what I'm talking about. Put a shutoff on each inlet and outlet and rejoin them on their outputs. Won't hurt the boiler coil to be used even if the boiler isn't on. Not sure how well that would work with the differences in relative flow since most tankless systems have more internal restrictions. Thanks for those replies guys. I'll have to check the manual.