Smith 8 - Oil to Gas/Gas to Oil

Robert O'Brien · September 2007

it's more than a couple years old.PSC motor,Electronic igniter,Cleancut pump,7184 or Genisys control etc. Totally different than 5 years ago.

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Eric_8 · September 2007

Most efficient?

If I were to install a Smith G8 gas boiler now when gas is low (compared to oil), could I install my good condition Beckett oil burner onto the Smith boiler when oil is lower than gas?

Would this be the most efficient method?

Thanks for any tips,
Eric

Steamhead (in transit) · September 2007

I wouldn't do that

Get the burner from Smith- it will be perfectly matched to the boiler- and have a pro do the changeover. This way you know it will work.

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Eric Tardif · September 2007

Thanks

It looks like the Smith 8 boiler is the same for the gas and oil burners.

What is the difference between my current burner which probably wasn't made for my Peerless boiler and a Smith burner that would make the Smith burner better? I admit I don't know anything about burners except the electronic switch my burner man showed me. But I learn fast - correctly, I hope.

I will look for a Smith boiler.

Thanks,
Eric

Steamhead (in transit) · September 2007

The difference is

that the burners supplied from the factory are matched to, and certified and guaranteed to work on, that boiler. So there's no guess-work, and we know it will perform well.

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Smith 8 - Oil to Gas/Gas to Oil

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