Who makes this boiler?

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... looking at the <a href="http://www.hamiltonengineering.com/evo-duo/controls.html">innards</a>, it would appear that they use the same basic HX as the Munchkin and Trinity. That wrap-around supply pipe for the combustion gases seems to ring a bell re: the initial European design before HTP made it their own.

The Hamilton Web site needs a lot of work. Why they went live with such a faulty site is a mystery to me... it projects the wrong image about the product and the company.

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  • Who makes this boiler?

    Does anyone know who makes this boiler. The company selling them just rebrands all the boilers they sell.

    http://www.hamiltonengineering.com/evo-duo/index.html
  • boy...

    if I did not know better i would swear Viessman. Looks like same shape and vent locale....kpc

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  • ALH_4
    ALH_4 Posts: 1,790
    Definitely not

    Viessmann. Vent is not concentric, and control is completely different. As far as I know, Viessmann does not let others re-brand their products.

    -Andrew


  • Heat Transfer Products, it is a Munchkin in a differant wrapper.




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  • ALH_4
    ALH_4 Posts: 1,790
    Correct me if I'm wrong

    I thought the only parts Heat Transfer Products made for the Munchkin was the wrapper.

    How does this work? Does HTP import the heat exchangers and sell them to everyone or is everyone importing them from Europe separately? Isn't the Triange Tube Prestige a French heat exchanger also? Are there any truly American made wall hung residential condensing boilers?

    -Andrew
  • Definately HTP...

    That, and Peerless are the only companies authorized to use the Munchkin chassis for thier poroducts.

    Those are used exclusively for commercial laundry operations.

    ME
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