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munchkin / pinnacle ???
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harvey
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Has anyone here had problems with these boilers making high temp water? A competitor rep has said there are alot of heat ex. breaking down at these temps. Any comments?
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I haven't
I haven't heard of anything firsthand. Just rumors mostly from reps of other brands/types of boilers. I wouldn't use a Munchkin/Pinnacle for that purpose as my first choice. There is little difference in efficiency between that type of boiler and a well made standard type CI boiler when you get above 200* water temps from what I've seen. At <160* supply you have a totally different set of circumstances.0 -
Munchkin
I've not seen any problem running at high temp. although most of my systems are low temp. Even a system designed at 180deg. can benefit from in/outdoor reset since you only hit design conditions a couple times a year. So when 140deg. will do the job your heating plant is condensing and hitting that 96% efficiency. Also the interior space is much more even and comfortable. That is my experience.0 -
any other inputs?0
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