microprocessor energy saving control

Carl P · July 2008

I am thinking of installing a Intellidyne microprocessor control on my oil fired hot water boiler ,which has a indirect hot water tank, and would like to know if anyone else has used one, and is it worth the money?

Carl

Steamhead (in transit) · July 2008

I've

installed many of the Beckett version with great results.If ODR is not possible,it's the next best thing

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Glenn Sossin_2 · July 2008

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Definitely worth the money. I believe they guarantee a 10% annual fuel savings. This winter is going to be a real kick in X!?~V this year -especially for the people with oil. A control like that installed on an oil boiler will almost certainly pay for itself within the 2 years if not the first year.

Intellidyne was bought by Beckett a few years ago. Its the same product.

My $.02

Glenn

TJ_5 · July 2008

burner controler

Is this the same as the Beckett heat manager

Steamhead (in transit) · July 2008

Glenn

Beckett just buys the controls from Intellidyne,they don't own the company.

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Glenn Sossin_2 · July 2008

Heatminder

I stand corrected . It's been several years now since Beckett came out with them. I must have heard/misinterpreted somebody along the way. I did verify though - your correct - found then on the web.

Bottom line - they work.

microprocessor energy saving control

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