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Choosing an Indirect Water heater via MBTU/Hr rating anthonymmfalcone 06-04-2007
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Posted by on June 4, 2007, 8:07 am
Dear Readers,

I'm trying to select an indirect water heater to retrofit my boiler
from a tankless coil. The literature for indirect water heaters lists
a Minimum Boiler Output (MBtu/hr.). Would this number be my boiler's
"DOE Heating Capacity" or my boiler's "NET I-B-R Ratings-Water"?
These are the only two ratings I can find for my boiler in MBtu/hr.

Any advise appreciated.

Anthony M. Falcone


Posted by Tony on June 4, 2007, 6:17 pm
what are the numbers

> Dear Readers,
>
> I'm trying to select an indirect water heater to retrofit my boiler
> from a tankless coil. The literature for indirect water heaters lists
> a Minimum Boiler Output (MBtu/hr.). Would this number be my boiler's
> "DOE Heating Capacity" or my boiler's "NET I-B-R Ratings-Water"?
> These are the only two ratings I can find for my boiler in MBtu/hr.
>
> Any advise appreciated.
>
> Anthony M. Falcone
>




Posted by on June 4, 2007, 10:41 pm
> what are the numbers
>

Phase III Indirect Water Heater Model #TR-45: "140,000 Boiler Output
BTU/hr" I assume that means that this model needs a boiler with an
output of 140,000 BTU/hr.

My boiler: "Buner Capacity: 147MBH, DOE Heating Capacity 129 MBH"


Not sure if this means my boiler can/can't handle this model of
Indirect water heater.


Posted by on June 4, 2007, 10:45 pm

> > what are the numbers
> >
>
> Phase III Indirect Water Heater Model #TR-45: "140,000 Boiler Output
> BTU/hr" I assume that means that this model needs a boiler with an
> output of 140,000 BTU/hr.
>
> My boiler: "Buner Capacity: 147MBH, DOE Heating Capacity 129 MBH"
>
>
> Not sure if this means my boiler can/can't handle this model of
> Indirect water heater.


I would suggest that you hire a professional, before you end up spending a
lot of money on something that doesn't work correctly.



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