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Heating Edge 2 Upgrade....
NY_Rob
Member Posts: 1,370
Now that my cast iron baseboard upgrade is done... it's on to a few Heating Edge 2 upgrades.
I have three rooms that could use more BTU output with my mod-con's 130f AWT.
No place in any of the three rooms to add additional sections of Fine Line 30 like I was able to do in the upstairs bedrooms last fall. So, as recommended by a few of the pros here- I'm going to directly replace sections of Fine Line 30 baseboard with the high efficiency/low temp (twin tube) "Heating Edge 2" baseboard.
Fine Line 30 output at 130F AWT = 260BTU/ft
Heating Edge 2 output at 130F AWT = 460BTU/ft
I'm replacing 22' total of Fine Line 30 with HE2 for a total gain of 4,400 BTU's (at 130F AWT).
One 11' section (Den) HE2 BTU gain over Fine Line 30 = 2,200
One 7' section (Kitchen) HE2 BTU gain over Fine Line 30 =1,400
One 4' section (Bathroom) HE2 BTU gain over Fine Line 30 =800
Unfortunately, it looks like the supply & return riser positions/heights and wall offsets between the Fine Line 30 and the HE2 are slightly different, so some "adjustments" will need to be made.
Will be going all copper again- no PEX.
I have three rooms that could use more BTU output with my mod-con's 130f AWT.
No place in any of the three rooms to add additional sections of Fine Line 30 like I was able to do in the upstairs bedrooms last fall. So, as recommended by a few of the pros here- I'm going to directly replace sections of Fine Line 30 baseboard with the high efficiency/low temp (twin tube) "Heating Edge 2" baseboard.
Fine Line 30 output at 130F AWT = 260BTU/ft
Heating Edge 2 output at 130F AWT = 460BTU/ft
I'm replacing 22' total of Fine Line 30 with HE2 for a total gain of 4,400 BTU's (at 130F AWT).
One 11' section (Den) HE2 BTU gain over Fine Line 30 = 2,200
One 7' section (Kitchen) HE2 BTU gain over Fine Line 30 =1,400
One 4' section (Bathroom) HE2 BTU gain over Fine Line 30 =800
Unfortunately, it looks like the supply & return riser positions/heights and wall offsets between the Fine Line 30 and the HE2 are slightly different, so some "adjustments" will need to be made.
Will be going all copper again- no PEX.
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Maybe this HE3 baseboard better suits your project . BSRIA verified outputs @ your preferred SWT .
http://smithsep.com/wp-content/uploads/Silent-Fin-Heating-Edge-Literature.pdfYou didn't get what you didn't pay for and it will never be what you thought it would .
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^ thanks Rich...
HE3 may be a better fit for the 4' bathroom section where the riser is embedded in ceramic tile grout. I'll have to take a closer look?
The other two locations aren't going to be a problem with the HE2 profile.
Thanks again for the advice..
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