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(Sorry for the cross post but this deserves a new thread...)
Thanks everyone for your very helpful replies to my previous post.
I've decided to go FULL boat and replace with a new gas furnace.
So my question is the following. The current oil burner is rated at 129 MBH. The house is very tight, new windows, well insulated, 3,000 Sqft - and I know the previous owners - the house was nice and warm during winter.
If I convert to gas, and buy through national grid with their fantastic rebates, I'm thinking of going with a high efficiency unit. My choices are:
Burnham Freedom Forced Hot Water
HE Cast Aluminum
Condensing Wall Hung Boiler
Input 120,000, AFUE:95.2% Equipment price of $2,680
OR
Burnham Alpine Forced Hot
Water HE Stainless
Steel Condensing
Input 150,000, AFUE: 96%; Equipment Price $3,196
Which one do you guys recommend?
Thanks everyone for your very helpful replies to my previous post.
I've decided to go FULL boat and replace with a new gas furnace.
So my question is the following. The current oil burner is rated at 129 MBH. The house is very tight, new windows, well insulated, 3,000 Sqft - and I know the previous owners - the house was nice and warm during winter.
If I convert to gas, and buy through national grid with their fantastic rebates, I'm thinking of going with a high efficiency unit. My choices are:
Burnham Freedom Forced Hot Water
HE Cast Aluminum
Condensing Wall Hung Boiler
Input 120,000, AFUE:95.2% Equipment price of $2,680
OR
Burnham Alpine Forced Hot
Water HE Stainless
Steel Condensing
Input 150,000, AFUE: 96%; Equipment Price $3,196
Which one do you guys recommend?
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Stainless
You're always better off with a stainless heat exchanger. Just check that you're not buying leftover stock of a discontinued boiler.0 -
heat loss
Do not go with size of existing boiler, o not go with installed radiation, have installer do heat loss. You might get surprised with results.Gennady Tsakh
Absolute Mechanical Co. Inc.0
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