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air intake specs
Scot_4
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I have a buderus oil fired boiler with a Riello burner currently installed in a fire station. Our current air intake comes into the building via sch 40 pvc with 7 90's overall length 20'. Wow....
So I have been having problems with the location of this intake and my new heating company wants to move it, reduce the 90's and length. I am in agreement. However I do not know what the recommended intake material should be. Codes is of no help in my area. I would like to know for my own piece of mind. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
So I have been having problems with the location of this intake and my new heating company wants to move it, reduce the 90's and length. I am in agreement. However I do not know what the recommended intake material should be. Codes is of no help in my area. I would like to know for my own piece of mind. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I don't sell Buderas but it should be right in the manual.
Here is the link for there manuals. Next time mention the model.
http://www.buderus.net/Support/Manuals/tabid/77/Default.aspx0
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