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C Forrest
C Forrest Member Posts: 5
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Buderus boiler G224E. A replacement boiler for our existing radiant heating (slab).
Thank you for your help!
CF

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  • C Forrest
    C Forrest Member Posts: 5
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    Buderus Boiler

    I am considering replacing our 50 yr old boiler with a Buderus G224E cast iron boiler for our existing radiant heating (slab). Has anyone encountered problems with this make/model?
    Thank you.
  • C Forrest
    C Forrest Member Posts: 5
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    Teledyne Laars JVS

    I am considering replacing our 50 yr old boiler with a Teledyne Laars JVS boiler for our existing radiant heating (slab). Has anyone encountered problems with this make/model?
    Thank you.
  • kevin coppinger_4
    kevin coppinger_4 Member Posts: 2,124
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    can we have more...

    info. please. What model Buderus? What is your application? Is there to be a total radiation replacement. a bit of radiant added or just a boiler swap out? Teledyne is an ok boiler(I had one in my last house a JVs, not one problem in 9 yrs. ) and I am putting a Buderus oil boiler(115-21) in my new house. Hope this is helpful. kpc
  • Wayco Wayne
    Wayco Wayne Member Posts: 615
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    Have no experience with

    the teledyne boiler, but have installed the Buderus. Works very well. Would have no qualms recommending it. WW

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  • C Forrest
    C Forrest Member Posts: 5
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    I am considering replacing our 50 yr old boiler with a Teledyne Laars JVS boiler for our existing radiant heating (slab). Has anyone encountered problems with this make/model? Thank you.
  • kevin coppinger_4
    kevin coppinger_4 Member Posts: 2,124
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    are you sure of...

    the model #? Either way Make sure the new boiler is sized properly NOT oversized. and installed properly to not harn=m the old system or kill the new boiler. Best of luck,kpc
  • Josh M.
    Josh M. Member Posts: 360
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    I have never encountered a Buderas that wasn't meticulously assembled. It is a quality product. Their silicone casting on their cast iron sections really helps to reduce thermal shock. Which is something I would be really concerned about with a retro-fit. I am a buderas man through and through. And after two decades in the business I have seen em all.
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