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Any opinions on these?
Timco
Member Posts: 3,040
I looked at these units at my supplier today, and boy are they sexy!! Any opinions?
Tim
www.hydrothermkn.com
Tim
www.hydrothermkn.com
Just a guy running some pipes.
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98 %
but how can you constantly get return water coming in at 60F?????????????????0 -
radiant
in an airplane hanger?? Nice graphs. Makes you wonder what every one else's product curve would look like if you tested with returns that low.
Water at 140, 160 doesn't look anywhere near as impressive.0 -
Mod/Cons
My theory is that condensing boilers are actually primarily modulating boilers designed to handle condensation. Condensing flue gasses helps, but the modulation is the important feature as I see things. It does appear to take quite a bit to make the KN condense.0 -
Call me a skeptic
Iron...........Condensation........sounds like a very defined life cycle to me. I know, I know, I've read the logic behind the innovative use of iron in a condensing appliance but it just seems like........why. Efficiency isn't any better than a stainless boiler and it would seem that there would be less margin for error. But hey, what do I know. I'm sure that someone making a lot more dough than me designed it.0
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