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Converting oil burner to propane
Chip54
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I have a Buderus Logano G115 oil fired boiler that is two years old. Can it be converted to burn propane? What are the pros and cons? With the price of oil on a never ending upward trend is this a good idea or am I way off base?
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you can....
but LP is prob. not a good option.... couple reasons. If you install a conversion burner you gen speaking lose 2% afue.... LP gas per gallon is abut 91,000 btu / gallon.... #2 Oil is 139,000 btu / gallon. figure out what your price per gallon of each is and you most likely will see that oil is a better price. NOW if it is Nat. gas that may well be a diff. story....0 -
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Thanks for the info, nat. gas isn't an option in my area.0 -
g115
If you don't already have it, I would invest in the Logamatic for the g115. It will optimize the efficiency of the unit by utilizing outdoor reset.0
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