How to Install a Combination Boiler/Water Heater | Ask This Old House
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Of course in winter you will certainly notice that youre getting enough heat in the house if its 10 -15 minutes thats long enough
as small a combi as this is. There are times when the heat call is still smaller than the combi will produce. So this is a great reason to keep the old tank water heater as a ballast tank with enough warmed water to supply the radiant without short cycling the combi. This seems to happen most often with using radiant heating as opposed to the convectors which usually have a much larger btu heat call. Radiant floor (could be in the wall or ceiling) spread the heat load and will have cooler water flowing than the convectors
hello i´m from south of brasil, and we used this wather heater a lot of time, we never used a boiler, we used a gás passager. He just work wen you open the shower, when you closed he stop whith a gás…. This way we can saver money!
9:08 I take really long showers LOL
I’ve got a combi boiler that sits outside. Trouble is mice decided to use it to nest in. There’s no visible gaps but they still got in. It stinks when you open it.
USE A PANCAKE TERMINATION! Looks so much better than seperate or concentric IMO
Anyone own one of these?
How come you did not use a low profile termination kit on the side of the house for the vents? Something like Rheem Horizontal Vent Termination Kit, or the IPEX Plastic Side Wall Vent Kit, or Trane BayVent?
Have you ever thought of replacing all those old rusty boilers? If yes you should go for tankless water heaters, here is a good guide which one to choose from https://www.tanklesswaterheater.org