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cast iron modulating comercial
I am bidding a Federal job. I have a walk through in a two days. The spec. book is asking for design build but specifically asks for cast iron modulating energy star rated. I don't know the exact BTU I will need but they included pics of old boilers that look like they are in the million BTU range. Any Ideas. I know about the Ray but its probably not big enough. -
A mod non-con boiler
I'd like to see modulating non condensing boilers developed. Times were when we had step fire or mechanical modulating copper tube boilers. I know Raypak offered two step and mech mod gas valves, probably other manufacturers also.
With todays burner technology maybe it's time to re-examine modulation cast iron also. Not necessarily a cast iron condensor, like the rAY. But a line of residential sized cast iron with modulation for 140F and higher supply temperatures.
There may be some commercial products already available?
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Commercial energy star
I have seen Bryan flex tube commercial boilers from the 70s with variable rate gas valves tied to a aqua stat that sends floating point control. And I know parker makes a four stage cast iron. But energy star rated. Do they even rate commercial boilers with energy star? -
try the KN boilers
They are the big brothers to the Ray, actually they are the Ray just more sections.Cost is what you spend , value is what you get. -
Mod/con cast iron
The KN series are Energy Star rated. They are even more efficient at low fire than high fire. You also don't have to do a pr/sec but you need to use a reverse return on multiple boilers. They use RBI's HeatNet protocol that lets you control 10 boilers.
Check the new line of KN boilers as they will go up to 2 million.
Here is the link:
http://www.hydrothermkn.com/
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several good choices for this
dedietrich and viessmann both make a CI boiler with modulating burner, this is off the shelf stuff. and I would bet Buderus has a similar product in the lineup. either of these will make you smile - especially if you couple them to the digital Weishaupt mod burner. -
Vitocrossal Baby
Get a Viessman rep in on that job! 98% efficient!"The bitter taste of a poor installation remains much longer than the sweet taste of the lowest price."



