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Takaigi

Geo_15
Geo_15 Member Posts: 1
in THE MAIN WALL
Anyone know if the Takaigi jr is rated as a heating boiler in massachusetts?.Thanks.

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  • Brad White_96
    Brad White_96 Member Posts: 10
    Check the Plumbing Board Web Site

    They list products as approved for use in MA. Not sure about out of norm applications though. You may have to call the board or the Chief Inspector, Taylor Roth, Jr.
  • jackchips_2
    jackchips_2 Member Posts: 1,337
    I'm not sure

    our Board will care if it's used as a boiler, Brad. Only if it is approved as a water heater if it is to be used as one.

    I have one and I use it both as a pre-heater for my hot water heater and a pool heater through an everhot unit.

    My wife loves it even if she has no clue what it is and what it is doing.

    Jack
  • Brad White_96
    Brad White_96 Member Posts: 10
    Well, there you have it!

    I figured the usual "every product shall be used according to it's listing" applied. Just to be sure I wanted to direct him to the board. The other part being, it may not even be approved by the board for what it is supposed to be.

    Figured you would know, though!

    Thanks, Jack.

    Brad
  • frank_25
    frank_25 Member Posts: 202


    IN NYC, a boiler is mfg'd as one and has the "H" stamp. It can be used for DHW also if it comes from the factory w/ the proper relief valve, and rating plate indicating the PSI. The typical laundramat uses a fin type boiler w/ storage tank for the dhw. That's a water heater, but the "H" stamp says it's a boiler. And duly inspected as such.
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