Elec h.w. heater for radiant heat

ALH_4 · April 2006

I'd use a <a href="http://www.laing.de/65Download/10Prospekte/english/pr_ra_eur.pdf">Laing EPR 6kW</a> heater. Everything in one unit.

-Andrew

ANTHONY_11 · April 2006

ELEC, HW HEATER FOR RADIANT

HOW WOULD YOU SIZE A ELECTRIC HOT WATER HEATER FOR A SMALL RADIANT HEAT JOB.

ed wallace · April 2006

water heater

personally i wouldnt do it that way but to began whats your heat load how many btus

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ANTHONY_17 · April 2006

elec hw heater for radiant

heat load of 14000 btu's

CHARLES_4 · April 2006

Electric water heater

Time to take your shoes off. 1 KW=3413 Btus. But like the man said, why? The make-up/recovery time is sooo slooow.

hr · April 2006

There are times

when an electric source is a good one. Certainmly for small loads like that a gas or oil fired boiler is not in the cards. and gas fired DHW tanks are fairly in efficient.

I've used 2-1/2 gallon and 6 gallon tanks for small radiant jobs. A six gallon tank with a 4500 watt element yields 15,345 BTU. Just about right for your application.

Thermolec.com makes small modulating electric boilers with reset control built in. Not a bad unit for small radiant jobs and a bit more substance (controls, limits, safeties, etc)than a basic tank style water heater.

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ANTHONY_11 · April 2006

THANKS HOT ROD FOR THE INFO

ALH_4 · April 2006

Here I go again

Elec h.w. heater for radiant heat

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