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Triangle Tube Combo Heater--Have you had Success?

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George_11
George_11 Member Posts: 11
in THE MAIN WALL
What do you think of them if you have used them. I have a radiant job where we need a direct vent product. I need the smallest "Delta-Elite", the F-25. (100,000 input)

What other good direct-vent oil-fired boilers do you use?
Thanks in advance,
Mike

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  • Mike Reavis_2
    Mike Reavis_2 Member Posts: 295
    Has anyone used one?

  • Steve Eayrs
    Steve Eayrs Member Posts: 421


    Have one on order to try on a small house, but haven't installed one yet. Another contractor in town has done a couple and said it was a quick install. They are not as efficient as most oil fired boilers we install, (Buderus/Veissmann/EK), and are designed more like a water heater than a boiler, but I guess I will find out how they work, on a lower budget dhw/baseboard job. Won't be installing it until Jan. or so. Let me know what you think if you beat me to it.
    Steve
  • Tom M.
    Tom M. Member Posts: 237
    Laars Max

    I've gotten good results with the Max boiler although I haven't used one since it was made by Trianco. It still looks the same. I believe the smallest size is 105,000. The 3 smallest sizes are actually the same boiler, you just use the correct nozzle and attach the matching sticker to the jacket. I strongly recommend the thermostatic union which controls the flow of water through the boiler to prevent condensing, especially if you're using the smallest nozzle size.

    Tom M.

    http://www.laars.com/oilfired.htm#MAX Boiler
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