buderus photos Scott

ScottMP

We just finished this one last week. I need to remember to take "before" pictures. This replaced an old 40 gallon natural gas HWH, and an oversized Wiel-McLain with two pilots.

We also seperated one sunroom into a new zone to give it better response.


Scott

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Mike Kraft

the incredible shrinking Milne!

job:)........Question Mr Scott......why so many toggles?Nice job buddy!

cheese

Mark Eatherton1

My back hurts...

just looking at the photo. Good job. I know a good chiropractor...

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Unknown

A little bit smaller

Beautiful work again , Scott .

kevin

was that..

a former gravity conversion? I saw the huge reducing coupling. kpc

J.C.A.

Mike K.

NOT so many toggles ! 1 for every pump, and 1 for the system . Not national code , but both we and our electrician think this is a wonderful thing . Anyone else think this is a good thing?(seperate to service?)
I like it !

J.C.A.

Kevin ....

No , it wasn't a gravity conversion ,(at this point) but I'm sure the oversized abomination that we removed, was in response to one.
The header was feeding the whole house. It was 2and1/2 inch bushed down along the way. I'm sure the "dead men" did this for a reason .Fuel was quite cheap at the time , and bigger was better .I found evidence of oil lines coming from an underground tank nearby. I'm sure that when the original system was installed and converted from coal to oil, the oil company would come and fill the tank for something like 7.00$. Pricey then but wishful thinking now !
I think we were looking at , more likley than not , a 4th incarnation of heating this home .The owners have been upgrading all systems in the last few years and were open to the options posed to them . My understanding was that the owner actually asked the Buderus company who had installed the most of their equipment, in the immediate area . We got the call and got the job .
Thanks for the kind words.

Online Sheriff \"Murph\"

scott \"largest thread\" milne

now that those guys saved you from yourself and resized your pic, now you can use your edit button and un-check the box that that says to display attachment, your pic will be there as a pop-up and will be resized when popping up. Now if you weren't out sailing so much with yo buddies and learned the features of this web site, then maybe i could get back to more important things like uhh....... say planning on what i am bringing to the party!!!

Mark Hunt

Nice job Scott and Company!!!!!

I love being able to isolate each circulator. Just makes sense!

MURPH!!!! We need to compare notes so we don't end up bringing the same stuff!!

Lookin' forward to the party!!

Mark H

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ScottMP

Four man lift

We compete in that event when we do these boilers. We can give the homeowners so much more room with that footprint. Its a nice option.

Lift with your legs not your back

Scott

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ScottMP

Thank-You Ron

I knew someone woild be able to adjust the size. What did you do ? I could'nt find where to adjust the size, after I originally did it and then saved ?

Scott

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John Mills_3

Better find ya some Buderus-Blue spray paint. The green of the Taco box clashes with the boiler

Mark J Strawcutter

I like

The separate conduit for control wiring - including the connector/bushing arrangement at the end.

And it's not often you get a boiler room with a view!

mark

Unknown

I right clicked

on your original pic , and save it to my desktop . Then I brought up my digital camera software and resized the pic to the size I usually make mine . Then I will rename the pic so I know which one I want to post .

One question - is that Taco control an all low voltage control ? I didnt see any line voltage going into it .

Unknown

How would you get those

into a basement , without denting up the jacket ? Do they come apart easy ? The 2 or 3 piggybacks we installed were all on the same floor .

ScottMP

Seperate units

Ron, they both come well packed and seperatly.

The jackets come off the same as any other boiler, maybe just a few more screws.

Depending upon model, the front feet come aff and attach to a bracket on the top of the tank and the rear feet sit on the tank.

Wait till you see the munchkin we put on a tank, no back problems there.

Scott

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ScottMP

Yes

Color control can be a problem. We want a happy boiler and pretty boilers are happy boilers ( in my best interior designer voice ).


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ScottMP

ScottMP

No

Ron the 110 lines come in the back of the control. Thats one of the nice things about Buderus, they have a 3" thick blanket of insulation around the block. Wiring can be run behind the jacket on top of the insulation. Makes it look neat. That control comes with priority but we have it thru the Buderus control.

Scott

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Unknown

Erie controls are ...

dark blue better color scheme.

eleft_4

in your best interior designer voice

do you think the pumps are unhappy also, with green flanges?
Nice work Scott.

What can I bring?

al

Big Ed

Tough Decisions

One tough choice on a Buderus install I found is where to place the circulators .......... I mean imagine a leaky flange gasket above that $$$$ Buderus brain..... I cringe at the thought :0