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Electric Boilers

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from the Thermolec brand modulating boiler. www.thermolec.com They come with a outdoor reset featore and sensor as standard equipment. this coupled with the electronic modulating feature would be a big plus for your system.

I'm not sure about ASME listing if that is a concern or requirement in your area.

hot rod

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  • JIMBO_2
    JIMBO_2 Member Posts: 127
    Electric Boilers, an option

    Are there any Electric Boilers, in the 65-70K BTU range, that might be worth looking at, if gas or oil could not be used? Hot water fintube about 900 sq ft. Not that I really want to, but I might have to.
  • brucewo1b
    brucewo1b Member Posts: 638
    Weil-Mclain

    http://www.weil-mclain.com/netdocs/erframes.htm

    B.S.
  • ALH_4
    ALH_4 Member Posts: 1,790
    Laing

    I am very impressed with Laing's EPR heaters. You might use two EPR 9's or EPR 12's. There is no "H" stamp though.

    -Andrew
  • DaveC
    DaveC Member Posts: 201
    Electric Boiler

    That's alot of btus/hr for 900 sq.ft. Argo makes a good electric boiler(not sure how big they go). I really like the Thermolec (available up to 23 kw) for the same reason Hotrod mentioned, working off the outdoor sensor has to help keep the meter from spinning out of control.

    J Prisby
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