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Quigley
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I inspected a home this morning with an unusual boiler setup. The oil unit was converted to gas but still uses a barometric damper instead of a draft hood. Is this O.K. ?
Question two. Someone tied the new boiler into an old boiler and is using them in tandem. Any thoughts.
Question two. Someone tied the new boiler into an old boiler and is using them in tandem. Any thoughts.
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The Barometeric...
should have been changed out to a double acting type. I just did this this morning. A Field MG-1 and a spill switch.0 -
presume powered burner
kcopp is correct. I don't understand why hoods are mandatory on atmospheric.0 -
furthermore....
you can't have a draft hood on a converted set up. The boiler w/ a conversion burner is not an atmospheric boiler....by all rights it is a fan assisted set up.0 -
i do believe
u can use a double acting draft control on atmospheric.0 -
yes you can.
this is what should be on a boiler converted to gas from oil... http://www.fieldcontrols.com/m_mg1.php
along w/ this.... http://www.fieldcontrols.com/thermal.php0
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