buderus g115

shawn laverty

I am not sure if i understand this right but i was on the buderus website looking at the buderus g115 oil fired boiler and if i am not mistaken could i use a combination air intake/exhaust termination part# ft 4 i was going to use a power venter but if i can use this great

kevin coppinger_4

buderus....

makes a concentric vent for their direct vent boiler w/ a special burner set up...if you use it follow the directions to a T...kpc

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RoosterBoy

pics

this is not mine but this is what it looks like and from what I here power Venter is better if you have more then 15 to 20 mile per hr wind facing the vent side of the house.

unless you get the ft 4 then you can put the burners intake vent on another side of the building I just don't like 2 intakes coming out of my boiler takes up space

i have had a power Venter on my furnace now for 3 years no problems.

I am getting the g115 with a stainless steel power Venter it's much cheaper then going with the bf burner and the vent kits I will go with a 40 f3 riello and a swg-5 power Venter.
thanks

dave connors

intake air

intake must always be placed on the same side of the house. never put the exhaust on one side and the intake on the other.