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Re: Leaving tankless coil inside oil fired boiler

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Posted by Heatpro on June 02, 2010 at 23:37:18:

In Reply to: Re: Leaving tankless coil inside oil fired boiler posted by dave on June 02, 2010 at 20:47:47:

I have read there may be an issue with a "cold start". Not sure what that is but i assume it is when the boiler has been shut down for a while and goes completely cold.

+++ All boilers without a coil, including the one you have when a coil isn't installed cold start. Not a problem.

There is no way you will get more hot water from a 40 gallon electric tank than from a tankless coil boiler. They are usually at least 125,000 input which makes 2 gpm which is 120 gallons per hour.

http://www.heatpro.us/tanklesstree/documents/B26F4DDD80C2CB26155CC339683C4D6EC24B0614.html

If you aren't getting that, then the boiler is set up wrong and can be improved.

http://www.heatpro.us/tanklesstree/documents/E82CD4724E7689F5733AA5CBA35CCA8E47BC826F.html

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: I have read there may be an issue with a "cold start". Not sure what that is but i assume it is when the boiler has been shut down for a while and goes completely cold. : +++ All boilers without a coil, including the one you have when a coil isn't installed cold start. Not a problem. : There is no way you will get more hot water from a 40 gallon electric tank than from a tankless coil boiler. They are usually at least 125,000 input which makes 2 gpm which is 120 gallons per hour. : http://www.heatpro.us/tanklesstree/documents/B26F4DDD80C2CB26155CC339683C4D6EC24B0614.html : If you aren't getting that, then the boiler is set up wrong and can be improved. : http://www.heatpro.us/tanklesstree/documents/E82CD4724E7689F5733AA5CBA35CCA8E47BC826F.html

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