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Ed Wallace_2
Ed Wallace_2 Member Posts: 19
in THE MAIN WALL
just looked over a job the contracter says its ok to use a waterheater to heat the radiant loop he says hes just completed 4 remodeling jobs doing it this way im wondering if its legal in Ma. to use a waterheater as heat source? by the way he has not done a heat loss on the addition i will be doing that myself

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  • Firedragon_4
    Firedragon_4 Member Posts: 1,434
    This came up some time ago on

    Oil Tech talk and NO it is not normally legal. There are a few heaters that can be used but they must have approval from the MA Plumbing Board. There are only a very few, beat bet is to go here:
    http://www.state.ma.us/reg/boards/pl/default.htm

    BTW Ed, they have pulled permits (oil and gas), a couple of licenses and one guy almost got an all expense paid in month in Shirley.
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