Radiator Type

joel_19

I am trying to identify these radiators. I have not seen them before, it appears to be a heavy copper fin, two pipes steam. I am also trying to find out how many square feet these are equal to.

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joel_19

Hey!!!

Where are the steam heads!!! i thought those things would get people digging out there old books.

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JIMBO_2

Trinity Boilers

I would like to hear any opinions on Trinity boilers. I am thinking of installing a Ti-150 in my 2-story house. I have 7 CI radiators, fairly good size ones, about 20 feet of CI baseboard to heat. The old supply and return lines, 2" steel, run across the basement to feet the branches, which are 1" steel. Right now, I've got a 1956 Weil-Mclain oil-fired boiler and a gas hot water heater. I can't help but wonder, seeing how small the Trinity photo is, if it can actually DO all of this. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

Steamhead

They're American-Standard \"Murray\" convectors

Go here to see the ratings- you'll need Adobe Reader to view them:

http://www.heatinghelp.com/pdfs/55.pdf

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Jeff Lawrence_24

Hey Jimbo

You may want to start your own thread for your question....

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gerry gill

isn't that just the ugliest

radiator ever made...yuk..

Steamhead

It's actually a convector

the photos are with the cover off.

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