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New TT Prestige!?

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adambuild
adambuild Member Posts: 414
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I saw an ad in the new P&M mag for the new TT Prestige with a new display touting "new venting options". Anyone know when they'll be available? Any more details?

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  • Glenn Sossin_2
    Glenn Sossin_2 Member Posts: 592
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    New Triangle Boiler

    They are starting to ship now. The smaller btu models were first to start, 60, 110, although we did get a PS175 the other day which was the new version. I believe we have the 60 and 110's now.



    Big backlog . Don't expect to see my stock orders of  the 175/250 models arriving  for another 4-6 weeks.



    I believe they were shipping these new versions to the West first, leaving the Eastern market to be the last to start getting them.



    Glenn
  • Steve Whitbeck
    Steve Whitbeck Member Posts: 669
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    About time

    I have installed a few of the old style and have seen the literature on the new ones. I like the boiler but the electronics stunk.
  • Steve Whitbeck
    Steve Whitbeck Member Posts: 669
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    About time

    I have installed a few of the old style and have seen the literature on the new ones. I like the boiler but the electronics stunk.
  • adambuild
    adambuild Member Posts: 414
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    ?

    What are the changes and/or upgrades from the old version? Is there a price difference?
  • SWEI
    SWEI Member Posts: 7,356
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    changes

    New generation of HX with polypropylene condensate pan.



    New controls w/ menu-driven interface, built-in staging control, and ModBus I/O.



    Haven't seen pricing yet.
  • Gordan
    Gordan Member Posts: 891
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    Moved away from MCBA, right?

    I seem to recall something along those lines from euro specs.
  • SWEI
    SWEI Member Posts: 7,356
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    controller

    Controller comes from Honeywell Europe - apparently used on a number of boilers over there for several years but these are the first US products using it.
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