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Deciding between oil fired boilers
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Need to replace oil fueled boiler in coastal NH. Got a quote for a Biasi B10-4 with Riello burner and a Peerless WBV3 with Beckett Burner. The house has hot water baseboards. This is all completely new to me and I don't know how to decide. We don't know anything about boilers, so your help would be gratefully received!
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now is your chance
to upgrade your comfort level and gain some efficiency at the same time. I know the Buderus G125BE is equipped for outdoor reset but I'm not sure what other oil-fired options are.
Edit: left out the Viessmann Vitola 200.0 -
Of those two
the Biasi is the better choice. Its 3-pass design is much easier to maintain, and more efficient too.
Did the contractors do a heat-loss calculation to size these boilers?All Steamed Up, Inc.
Towson, MD, USA
Steam, Vapor & Hot-Water Heating Specialists
Oil & Gas Burner Service
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