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Biomass Hot Water Boiler

Biomass Hot Water Boiler

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Technical features:

1. A wide application as family, villa, and small hotel. It can supply heat energy to cold places and 500m² villa by the way of ground heating, blower, heat sink etc.

2. No matter in Dongbei or Hainan, it can provide 24 tons of hot water  heating from 10℃ to 50℃, which could be used for 100 rooms.

3. One-time feeding could be used for over 8 hours. The installation way is similar to air energy, which is quite convenient.

4. The emission temperature is much lower than that of similar product, high efficiency makes more energy-saving.

5. The test of Environmental Protection Agency shows that the dust emission is 17.5mg/m³ without dust catcher, similar to the emission standard of natural gas. It is more environmental

    friendly.

6. Advanced combustion technology without grate realize the high-efficiency burning without black smoke. More kinds of fuels can be used.

7. One-button control system to start fire and set temperature, operation, hyper-high temperature protection, water-load protection and time automatically.

8. An easy maintenance door is equipped to 2015 version. Any parts can be assembled and get repaired easily.












Q:i have drained the water tank in the loft through the hot water taps but the copper boiler seems still to be full
If there are any holes or places of access on the boiler I suggest you use a siphon to drain the tank. Use a garden hose. Fill the hose with water, put a sprayer on the end of the hose and turn it off so the water cant drain out of the hose. Stick the other end of the hose into the tank, get it all the way to the bottom. Walk the capped end of the hose down the stairs and outside. Take the sprayer off the end off the hose. Gravity will cause the hose to drain and instead of having to suck on the hose the water that you initially filled the hose with will do the work for you. This will drain most of the water out of your boiler quite quickly.
Q:model number pin5snsme2
Before you by a steam boiler did the installer size it right? Its not a easy as you think. If you use a plumbing co. make sure they have been to heating school and are NORA cert. silver or higher.
Q:I have a baxi 80e convi boiler. I have just had it powerflushed and had no problems before. But now when I use the hot water and turn the tap off, I get a loud banging/knocking noise almost like a release of pressure. This does not happen when the central heating mode is on and when the tap is turned off the boiler flicks into the central heating mode. Could this be that the powerflushing has pushed scale and/or sludge into the heat exchanger and that the powerflush was not carried out correctly?
I think you will find most combi boilers that share the heating and water heating in one heat exchanger will go from water to heating if only for a moment but without firing to dissapate the latent heat build up from the water firing. The banging you describe sounds more like a plumbing related problem like water hammer, is it possible that whoever did the power flush turned off the cold water stop tap for some reason and it was turned back on with a higher flow rate. Try just turning the stop tap down a bit ata atime to see if it makes any difference.
Q:Hi. I have a Crown Freeport water boiler, model CTPR 4. I perform all of the regular maintenance on this boiler but wonder about the water in the system. Does anyone know if I need to service the water periodically? That is, does it need to be replaced, flushed, additives added? Thanks for any suggestions and help.
there is an Oxygen inhibitor that should be in it, [keeps the pipes from rusting] and of course an antifreeze is there a auto make up valve on it ? other wise it,s fine
Q:It keeps showing a sign on the display like 2 straight lines and a line underneth i cannot fing it in manual and it is making a funny low sound
Im so sory i do not know i wish i could help you Hi i have had one of these boilers fitted the other day and even with the cupboard fitted over it its to loud, infact i have to keep turning it off because its driving me mad as i sleep in the next room, i have turned the thermostat down as low as possible to stop the heating from keep coming on in the summer which it still does i wish we never had it now I mean is it suposed to make this much noise ? why do the radiators keep coming on when i have it set to 5'o degrees ?
Q:I have radiators ( thought that would be helpful to know)
A boiler is a closed system filled with water. it is not like a forced air furnace with replaceable filters. what type of filter are you thinking of??
Q:I have a gas fired hot water boiler that heats my house. The three heating zone thermostats run independently from the boiler and turn the circulator fans on and off as needed. The boiler turns on and off as needed to maintain 180 degree water, but is mostly on--and therein lies the problem.As with all boilers, it has an emergency on and off switch on the boiler itself. At the top of our basement stairs there also is another on and off boiler switch. Since the boiler stays on almost all the time, and heats the house even when the house does not need to be heated, I'd like to replace the on and off switch at the top of the stairs with a clock timer that can allow me to control when the boiler is turned on. Is there any danger in installing such a timer? Could you recommend one? Most I have seen are for electric water heaters? Any other concerns I should have about such an arrangement? Can I assume that this is a relatively simple do it your self project? Thanks.
Technically, the switch at the top of your steps is more for emergency use than regular operation. In other words, it's not designed to be used all the time. But in theory, it can be replaced by a timer. If your boiler has mechanical controls the timer shouldn't effect it but if you have solid state controls, then an electronic timer may influence it in one way or another. Since the line to the on/off switch is probably low voltage (the control circuit), you'd have to get a timer that's driven by that voltage or run 120VAC line to drive the timer and then have it break the control circuit. But I think I would investigate first why the boiler runs so much in the first place. To have it run most of the day isn't cheap and may be remedied by insulating or tweaking a few things here or there.
Q:Our boiler had a leak, not sure where the water was coming from.The pilot light was wet and the plumber replaced it. After replacing the pilot it is not leaking and is operating fine. Should we replace it ?Should a steam boiler last less than 20 years. It is made of cast iron.Any suggestions would be appreciated. The cost of a new one is 7k
steam boilers take alot of abuse from the heating and cooling...especially if you dont use any kind of conditioner in your water...20 years isn't too long for a boiler to run as long as you take care of it...
Q:My boiler has broken unexpectedly, causing loss of heating or hot water. I am a homeowner and, apparently stupidly, thought the boiler would be covered by either my buildings or contents insurance.Basically, i have no money or savings and struggle to pay bills monthly. Of course, it will take up to a year for me to save up for a new boiler, but many people i have spoken to have said there are schemes which could help me with a new boiler.I don't claim any benefits, though i would be entitled to working tax credits if i wanted to applying them. But of course, that would take months! does anyone know of schemes with could help me, or should i just prepare for a cold year?!?
Your question appears to refer to UK benefits (working tax credits) but it is flagged as having been posted to YAHOO USA site. Where you are affects the answer. In the UK, there are schemes to help with adding insulation or fitting new heating systems if you are receiving certain benefits. Here is a link to the government web site so you can check your eligibility: www ernment-grants .uk/gas-o... If you are not entitled to a grant, you may be able to get an emergency loan to cover the necessary cost. Here is another link to a different government web site: www.direct .uk/en/MoneyTaxAndB... If your boiler can be repaired, the cost would be a lot less than a new boiler. Have you looked into that yet? There are good heating engineers out there who can fix almost anything. Here in mid-Essex, UK, I have been lucky enough to find to find a heating engineer who is good, reliable and affordable. Good luck.
Q:HELP. my boiler is woking fine but i have no hot water and no heating. oil heating?
When the boiler is ON, what does your temp gauge read?? What is your PSI? I have an oil fired boiler with radiators. I don't recall offhand what my psi reads when working normally I'm at work so I can't check. I'm guessing your water level is low you have to either drain your expansion tank, fast fill the boiler or a little of both. It's hard to tell what the issue might be without knowing the readings you have on your valves.

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