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Takagi T-H1
Kurt_2
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I spoke with the folks at Takagi and they said it is only 95% efficient at full burn, not when it is modulating, then the efficiency goes down. Do you have different info? Other than that minor problem, it looks interesting.
Kurt
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Takagi T-H1
It's a new product.
Ninety-five percent efficient "flash" water heater. You still need a high-head pump to get through the HX if you use it for hydronic.
http://www.takagi.com/web2003/c001.htm
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