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Updating Steam Boiler to a New Riello?
Jean-David Beyer
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My old Beckett burner is showing its age. Rather than upgrading the pump, igniter, etc. I was advised by my oil supplier to install a new Riello burner. My question, will a more efficient burner reduce the life of my old steamer, which is working just fine. In any case, the burner needs replacing. Comments and suggestions appreciated. Thanks to all.
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new burner
would there be an option of having a "HI-LO-HI" staged firing [75/100%] in the new burner? that could save some money, and might be easier on the old boiler.--nbc0 -
A new burner
won't have any impact on the potential life of the boiler. I'd consider a Beckett NX as well as a Riello.The NX is very quiet and has integral post purgeTo learn more about this professional, click here to visit their ad in Find A Contractor.0 -
Rielllo
Riello is the best burner on the market. Install a Riello and your service problems will go away, and you'll save $$$ on fuel oil...0 -
That being said
Any burner will only perform as good as the install or the techs servicing it. Riello is a great burner if installed and set up properly. The boiler will not last longer by replacing the burner, infact what make/model/year of steamer do you have? Could be throwing good money after bad? peace0
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