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rich_42
rich_42 Member Posts: 9
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condensing boilers viesmann vs. buderus vs. tringle tube & why is one better than the other. viesmann has abuilt in mixing control.valve

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  • Brad White_9
    Brad White_9 Member Posts: 2,440
    Which Viessmann?

    The Vitodens does not have an internal mixing valve but does have an internal diverting valve to heat domestic hot water, just to be clear. EDIT: The Vitodens and other models have add-on setups external to the boilers though, with control outputs as Andrew noted. It is just not a "given".

    Given a choice and based on shear quality, the Vitodens 200 would get the nod, hands down as my #1 choice. Below that and subject to more field experience, the circulator-less Vitodens 100. My third choice would be the Triangle Tube Prestige.

    What all three have in common is a stainless steel heat exchanger which I know to be more durable and more tolerant of the pH level encountered. Not that aluminum (the Buderus GB-142) cannot deal with it. Just that the material in and of itself is more tolerant.

    The Viessmann stainless is type 316 Ti (titanium stablilized). It is an incredible material and I believe is proprietary to Viessmann. Otherwise 316L is pretty common; "L" stands for "low carbon", BTW.

    Brad
  • ALH_4
    ALH_4 Member Posts: 1,790
    Ranking

    The Vitodens does have internal control for an add-on motorized mixing valve on Heating Circuit B.

    Of the 3 mentioned, I would rank them best to less best: Vitodens, Prestige, GB-142. Which is appropriate for your application and budget is a different question.
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