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Boiler 50 - 90 or 90 - 120?
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11-07-2014 7:22pm#1A Million & 1 questions today
Do I need a 50 - 90 (15 - 26KW) or a 90 - 120 (26 - 36KW) boiler?
The total BTU for the new radiators going in to the house is 89,936 (90,000)
The cylinder is 36 by 18 inch duel coil and there is also a back boiler (used most nights in winter).
I am getting a Grant Vortex Condensing boiler. As I am providing the plumber, and he is fitting. Should I supply a 50 - 90 or a 90 - 120 boiler. I want to make sure that the boiler will be running at peak condensing efficiency so I am a little weary of over specking the boiler.
The house is 09 built, 2800 Sq Ft, Cavity wall 110mm plus 65mm insulation, with relatively small windows.Tagged:0
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Your house is quite new,why are you changing the boiler so soon?. A 50 - 90 boiler would not do a house nearly 3000 sqft.Its a 90 - 120 boiler you need.It comes preset at 107btus approx.Either way the new boiler will have to be set up to the btus required and set up and commissioned with a flue gas analyser.A Million & 1 questions today
Do I need a 50 - 90 (15 - 26KW) or a 90 - 120 (26 - 36KW) boiler?
The total BTU for the new radiators going in to the house is 89,936 (90,000)
The cylinder is 36 by 18 inch duel coil and there is also a back boiler (used most nights in winter).
I am getting a Grant Vortex Condensing boiler. As I am providing the plumber, and he is fitting. Should I supply a 50 - 90 or a 90 - 120 boiler. I want to make sure that the boiler will be running at peak condensing efficiency so I am a little weary of over specking the boiler.
The house is 09 built, 2800 Sq Ft, Cavity wall 110mm plus 65mm insulation, with relatively small windows.0 -
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