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Re: What replaces old Crane furnace

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Posted by HeatPro on November 01, 2007 at 18:36:42:

In Reply to: Re: What replaces old Crane furnace posted by N Gacki on November 01, 2007 at 18:09:02:

looking at 'heat loss' is advisable.
http://www.heatpro.us/downprog/

Also hear that some have a hot water heater build into the same unit; is this true? (and do they work well/efficient?)
+ Some do; but I wouldn't use one for two apartments.

+ There are companies that make meters to estimate how much heat is sent to two apartments; however they are expensive and complicate the matter.

We would like to keep same reserve tank, as well as the B&G pump.
+OK

I suggest wall-hung boilers for each apartment.
http://www.tanklessamerica.com/
that can be replaced at low cost if ever they have serious problems after a decade or so.
AND
http://www.ergomax.com/New-Tanks.htm
piped as a heat source tank for each apartment.

The qas company can then provide two meters.

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: looking at 'heat loss' is advisable. : http://www.heatpro.us/downprog/ : Also hear that some have a hot water heater build into the same unit; is this true? (and do they work well/efficient?) : + Some do; but I wouldn't use one for two apartments. : + There are companies that make meters to estimate how much heat is sent to two apartments; however they are expensive and complicate the matter. : We would like to keep same reserve tank, as well as the B&G pump. : +OK : I suggest wall-hung boilers for each apartment. : http://www.tanklessamerica.com/ : that can be replaced at low cost if ever they have serious problems after a decade or so. : AND : http://www.ergomax.com/New-Tanks.htm : piped as a heat source tank for each apartment. : The qas company can then provide two meters.

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