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skmillersr
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I am replacing a No 1 Series Heat Extractor, oil-fired boiler made by National Radiator Company. It doesn't have BTU input or output ratings, only "sq. ft. water" ratings. Do these convert into BTU/hr?
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None of that matters. You need to do a proper heat loss (if it’s hot water) or an edr survey (if it’s steam).0
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Many if not all of those Heat Extractors had asbestos insulation. You'll need a proper asbestos contractor to deal with this.All Steamed Up, Inc.
Towson, MD, USA
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Water is 150 btu/square foot, steam is 240btu/square foot0
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