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Mike Norgan_3
Mike Norgan_3 Member Posts: 105
in THE MAIN WALL
> I have a design book on kritzer ceiling <BR>
> coils,floor coils,with outputs for different <BR>
> spacings with different insulation factors. will <BR>
> be glad to copy and mail to you. <BR>
> bob <BR>
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  • Mike Norgan_3
    Mike Norgan_3 Member Posts: 105
    Kritzer ceiling coils

    To all I would like some input. The home owner is thinkig of upgrading his old boiler. I would like to size the system correctly but I'm not sure on the heating coils. There are two rooms that also have piping in the floor to add more btu's. I know the piping in the floor are hooked up to old three way valves but the rest of the heating is off of 3 other pumps.

    Thanks
    Mike
  • Steamhead (in transit)
    Steamhead (in transit) Member Posts: 6,688
    \"If it's Kritzer, it's right sir!\"

    was their old slogan. I know I have some of their info some place, but it might just be some ads in ASHVE Guide books.

    If you're going to size the boiler, just do a heat-loss calc. When you get down to it, it's radiant. I would assume the calc programs optimized for radiant would have options for sizing ceiling coils.

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  • Mike Norgan_3
    Mike Norgan_3 Member Posts: 105
    Steamhead

    Thanks for the input, Just wondering if you knew what kind of btu output those might be, It just so happens I have the original blue print to the house. It is pretty interesting on how they laid everything out.


    Mike
  • bob_50
    bob_50 Member Posts: 306
    Kritzer

    Made in Batavia,IL we use to use their baseboard. I didn't care for it. Cheap. I don't know what you mean by ceiling coils? They made round unit heaters with the fan in the center that mounted to the ceiling. More of a commercial or industrial item.
  • bob carey
    bob carey Member Posts: 1
    kritzer ceiling coils

    I have a design book on kritzer ceiling coils,floor coils,with outputs for different spacings with different insulation factors. will be glad to copy and mail to you. bob
  • Mike Norgan_3
    Mike Norgan_3 Member Posts: 105
    Kritzer Coils

    Bob, That would be great, The house is only about 2500Sq Ft
    I'm just doing the heatloss on the house and it is around 105,000 net, I,m checking everything over just to be sure. I have the original blue print to the house. Would it be easier if you fax them to me, let me know. Fax#989-686-8684

    Mike Norgan
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