Peerless WBV-DV

Leo

I don't know if they are available with more than one burner but I have serviced three different ones with Riello burners and they were pretty good units.

Leo

Rich Ferris

Peerless WBV-DV Feedback

Hello,

I'm a Heating Contractorin the Hartford County Connecticut and I'm looking for feedback on the Direct Vent Peerless Boiler. I'm a chimney type guy and I stay away from Power Vented installs. I understand that Peerless Direct Vent WBV-DV model is very quiet and I'm converting a electric house to Hydro Air. Any positive or negetive comments would be welcomed. Thank You

Rich

EJW

WBV-DV

I did one about a year and a half ago. It had a beckett burner and worked out very well. EJW

Dick Charland

Great boiler!!!!!!!

Before I go any further, let me say that I rep Peerless (E.R. Stephen Co.), but not in CT, that's done by Eldrich Associates who do a great job. At E.R. Stephen, we have a live fire DV display boiler that we have been showing now for about a year and the response is "Are you sure the burner is running?" Initially we were fooled a couple of times when we primed the unit and assumed the burner had not fired (site door closed) so we primed again only to realize the unit was indeed running. "0" issues so far with vent termination, "0" clearances with venting, venting 3'minimum to 20'if needed, available with tankless coil, 3 section nets out at 115,000 BTU's and a 4 section is coming to market this month. Three section DV is available with Carlin, Beckett or Riello burners. My only question is why would you ever use a power venter again?

David Sutton_6

i would like to hear more on this one

bringing it back to the top....David