Andersonmill
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Hello,
I am new to Forum. I have a Buderus G200-4 with a Riello gas burner. (Not a variable or two stage output) I have a Honeywell Aquastat with no lo limit. High limit set at 180 degrees. No outdoor restet or computer. System is 8 years old. 179,000 btu net output. 200,00 max. Burner diaphragm set to 200,000 btu. 50 gallon indirect water heater. Forced hotwater. Both cast iron and baseboard radiators.
I did a new heat loss after the remodel. We are now at 80,000. We were at 150,000 before remodel.Antique house built 1850. We live in Boston
I am trying to find the right balance of efficiency and keeping my house at a steady temperature. Should I just change the diaphram in the burner to match the new heat loss calculation??
Many thanks
I am new to Forum. I have a Buderus G200-4 with a Riello gas burner. (Not a variable or two stage output) I have a Honeywell Aquastat with no lo limit. High limit set at 180 degrees. No outdoor restet or computer. System is 8 years old. 179,000 btu net output. 200,00 max. Burner diaphragm set to 200,000 btu. 50 gallon indirect water heater. Forced hotwater. Both cast iron and baseboard radiators.
I did a new heat loss after the remodel. We are now at 80,000. We were at 150,000 before remodel.Antique house built 1850. We live in Boston
I am trying to find the right balance of efficiency and keeping my house at a steady temperature. Should I just change the diaphram in the burner to match the new heat loss calculation??
Many thanks