Please Enlighten me re: Burnham Opus

Constantin

...as one of the heating plants for our home. However, I have yet to understand a couple of things regarding this super-premium product.

Everyone who has touched one seems to like it. The very strange marketing of the unit aside (i.e. no links from Burnham, no mention of the Opus on the Burnham web-site) it seems to be solidly built. Considering our heat losses, I was thinking of going with a O2-105. Seeing that I will live in the People's Republic of Cambridge, MA, I wonder if the Opus has been certified for use there?

Unlike the Vitola, the Opus does not seem to have two built-in outputs (i.e. a high for the IDWH, a low for the radiant floors) Would this increase complexity a great deal with a IDWH? I imagine it would require the use of a mixing valve or somesuch.

I like what I see about the Opus. The posts about the Opus have been very positive on this site as well. Thanks and Cheers!

Mark Hunt

www.aboutopus.com

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J.C.A._3

Make note of.....

The measurments! It wouldn't fit in a lot of the places I work in. Other than that, I will agree. It's a fine piece of machinery, and will do a multitude of tasks when asked. Kind of like the Revolution, only LARGER. Chris

DanHolohan

They no longer make it for gas.

Just for oil.