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Saturday, February 4, 2012

NORITZ 150,000 BTU Heating Boiler Gas Direct Vent

!±8±NORITZ 150,000 BTU Heating Boiler Gas Direct Vent

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Post Date : Feb 05, 2012 00:53:45
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Noritz 150,000 ASME Direct Vent Boiler (replaces NH501DVASME) ASME and Non-ASME Code States*PRODUCT INFORMATION:DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR HEATING HOMESNoritz is the first tankless water heater manufacturer to introduce tankless hydronic boilers. The NH Series consists of two models, the NH-2001-DV and NH-1501-DV. Both of these models provide quiet and constant heat to your home by providing hot water to panel radiators, baseboards, radiant flooring and forced hydro-air systems. These units share the same features as with our othe heaters; energy efficient, environmentally friendly, and of course the water is always hot whenever you need it. They are capable of offering nine temperature settings of endless hot water for hydronic heating. These tankless hydronic boilers are dramatically smaller in size, weighing at only 66 pounds vs conventional boilers' typically weight more than 300 pounds, giving your home more space to enjoy.Available in Natural Gas (NG) and Propane (LP) models only.Thermal Efficiency: 83% (NG), 82.8% (LP)DV units are for indoor use onlyMax: 150,000 btuh - Min: 50,000 btuh*NOTE: Some states require potable water heaters to have ASME Certification. Please check all local and state codes pertaining to this device BEFORE ordering. We will not be held liable for violations or delays resulting from the installation or purchase of Non-ASME Certified Water Heaters in states with said requirement.

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Saturday, January 28, 2012

Seisco Sh-07 Electric Micro Boiler 7kw (23,890 Btu) for Hydronic Space Heating

!±8±Seisco Sh-07 Electric Micro Boiler 7kw (23,890 Btu) for Hydronic Space Heating

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Post Date : Jan 28, 2012 14:19:15
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The SEISCO Two chamber tank-less electric space heater is designed for use in residential and light commercial hydronic space heating application such as, but not limited to, radiant floor heating, baseboard, and snow melt systems. This new micro-boiler is the ideal replacement for tradition boilers and tank-type heaters and is the enabling technology for use with active renewable energy systems such as solar and geothermal system. The temperature activated control works effectively in low pressure and re-circulating systems. Perfect for slab on grade homes, basements, shops, cabins, room additions, garages, pole buildings, etc. or any place heat is needed

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Wednesday, January 11, 2012

BGH - Ryland's Radiant Floor Heating and Cooling

!±8± BGH - Ryland's Radiant Floor Heating and Cooling

When Ryan and Taisia Heyerman decided to build their first new home in Ashland, Oregon they chose to make it Earth Advantage certified. With the help of a few subs and green resources, they pretty much built it themselves! The walls are Isulated Concrete Forms (ICF's) covered by cedar with extended eves. See how their compact high efficiency natural gas water heater does the trick when used with radiant floor pect piping by heating the whole 2- story house. No ducts and no furnaces blowing and in the summer the water valve is switched and cool water cools the house for a natural a/c!

BGH - Ryland's Radiant Floor Heating and Cooling

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Monday, January 2, 2012

Hydronic Radiant Floor Heating - How Does it Work?

!±8± Hydronic Radiant Floor Heating - How Does it Work?

So, you're sold on the idea of radiant floor heating. Of course the question becomes "What type of system do I get?" Radiant floor heating comes in three varieties: electric, hydronic (liquid), and air based systems. The hydronic system is the most popular, for reasons that will be revealed shortly.

The "how" of hydronic radiant floor heating is fairly straightforward. A boiler heats up water, which is pumped through your house. This water flows through a network of tubing that sits just underneath your floor, radiating the heat outwards, giving you a nice, consistent heat that is the trademark of the radiant floor heating systems.

This method makes for quite an efficient system. In fact, hydronic systems are the most popular radiant floor heating systems on the marker. Since liquid holds and stores heat quite efficiently, hydronic systems uses less energy than almost any other heating system. However, since you'll need a boiler, a plumbing system, and installation underneath the floor, they aren't easy to install. In fact, they are quite a pain unless you're building a new house or an addition, in which case they can be a great option.

Keep in mind that you're not going to be getting any cooling from this system. If you need cooling, you'll need to look for alternate methods, such as forced air, or evaporative coolers. These can coexists peacefully with in floor heating, so don't worry. Just something to consider.

There are two types of hydronic systems available. The traditional "wet" system embeds the tubing into a concrete slab on the floor, which makes it quite efficient, since the concrete slab will absorbs heat and continually radiate it outwards throughout the day.

A "dry" system puts the tubes underneath the floor framing. A series of reflectors and diffusers help contain and diffuse the heat evenly. These systems are great if you don't have or don't want to deal with a concrete slab, but they aren't quite as efficient. They are still a good option, though, if your situation demands it.

If you are building or renovating your house, and you want to try a new, luxurious heating system, be sure to look into radiant floor heating. Because of it many advantages, you just might find that it becomes your favorite thing about your house. Talk to a professional today to learn about this great heating system. Thanks for reading.

Hydronic Radiant Floor Heating - How Does it Work?

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Saturday, November 26, 2011

ThermoSoft Electric Radiant In-Floor Heating System-TT5-120

!±8± ThermoSoft Electric Radiant In-Floor Heating System-TT5-120

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| Price : $55.25
Post Date : Nov 26, 2011 15:41:11 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Today, more than 1,000,000 households in the U.S. and Canada enjoy warming products made with patented ThermoSoft's FiberThermics® technology inside! Don't get caught with "Flea-Market" type of products... Buy from the manufacturer-ThermoSoft- and get Lifetime Warranty and Live Support for your floor heating system.ThermoTile is a truly versatile in-floor heating system that can be used under most floor coverings- Tiles, Floating floors (Pergo, engineering wood, etc.) even thin rugs-because it's only 1/8-inch thick, unlike other, thicker radiant floor heating systems. All you need to do is to cover it with thinset mortar or regular cement.ThermoTile is UL Listed and carrying an industry leading Lifetime Warranty (!). ThermoTile is a solid-state system with no moving parts to break or wear out. There are no ducts to clean, no allergens to worry about, burners to service, or fuel tanks that have to be replaced regularly. Once ThermoTile is installed, you can forget about maintenance.

Voltage: 120V, Power: 90 Wt, Amperage: 0.75 Amp. , Heating area coverage (any shape): 7.5 sq. ft.
Zero Electromagnetic Field (!). No interference with electronic devices in the house.
Four insulation layers including an outer alkaline, acid and mechanical resistant Nylon layer.
Installation-friendly 10' armored lead wires are pre-attached to only one end (!) of mat.
Made in the USA with Lifetime Warranty (!), UL listed and we ship same or next business day.

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Monday, November 21, 2011

Floor Heating Hydronic: Speed up + CF2

!±8± Floor Heating Hydronic: Speed up + CF2

- Light floor heating & CF2 wireless control - Simple and fast installation - Light floor heating for all floor finishes - Low building height perfect for renovation - Fast reaction gives your customer up to 15 % energy savings heating.danfoss.com

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Saturday, November 5, 2011

Underfloor Heating - Radiant Heating Systems Are Best Using Natural Gas Or Propane Gas

!±8± Underfloor Heating - Radiant Heating Systems Are Best Using Natural Gas Or Propane Gas

A radiant heating system is one of the best ways to heat your home or business. Getting the comfort you deserve for the least amount of money is the goal. Using Natural Gas or Propane with a high efficiency boiler is the way to get to this goal.

Radiant heat is without a doubt the nicest, most comfortable heat you can install. The warm floors are so nice to feel under your feet. The heat that just seems to come from nowhere is just hard to imagine. Feeling warm in a room when the thermometer says that you should be cool makes your head spin. Getting all these things for an affordable cost is another thing.

The best way to get affordable radiant heat is with warm water. A hydronic heating system that uses radiant technology is the best heating system that you can have. With proper installation technologies you can be heating your home or business with water that rarely needs to be more than warm in temperature. Because of this a condensing boiler is the heat plant that will produce the warm water you need to heat with at ultra high efficiencies. I have personally installed many of these boilers and have had then running in the very high 90% efficiency range. This will get you the most BTU's possible out of your natural gas or propane.

Not only is the boiler an important part of the equation. To get the heat you need from water that is just warm you need to have very efficient heat transfer to your room. To do this right you need to install very good heat transfer plates that will get the most heat out of the water possible. The installation of a system like this will cost more when you install it but you will reap the benefits of this system for many years and get those costs back many times over.

If you are considering radiant underfloor heating then you need to look at the high efficiency boilers that are on the market today and find a competent installer that not only knows how to install radiant floor heating with heat transfer plates but also knows hoe to effectively hook a high efficiency condensing boiler to that system properly. Doing you homework before you buy your new heating system will make you very happy for many years to come.

Underfloor Heating - Radiant Heating Systems Are Best Using Natural Gas Or Propane Gas

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Sunday, October 23, 2011

Which Type of Radiant Floor Heating is Best For Me?

!±8± Which Type of Radiant Floor Heating is Best For Me?

If you are looking to warm your floors with a radiant heat system, and have typed "radiant heat system" into a search engine, you might find yourself scratching your head at this point. There are dozens of products available to purchase, and there are even more companies telling you that their product is the best.
So which product is the best? Should you install a hydronic heating system that pumps hot water through your floors, an electric cable heating system, or a low voltage screen system? The answer lies in the type of project you are doing. Not every system is ideal for every project, but there is an ideal system for every project.
Hydronic Heating Systems
Hydronic floor heating is the oldest and most popular type of radiant floor heating. These systems are comprised of a boiler or hot water heater, pumps, manifolds, pex tubing, thermostat, and either gypcrete (a concrete-like material) or wood panels. Hydronic heating is the most complex of all radiant heat systems. These systems require trained professionals to design and perform the installation. Your best economies of scale are achieved for hydronic systems in large areas or entire homes because of their expensive components and operational costs.
Hydronic systems can be installed under any type of flooring. Most hydronic systems require hot water tubing to be installed in a 2 to 4 inch bed of light concrete and are best installed during the initial construction because of its weight load demands and adjustments to floor height. Recent low-mass products have been developed to avoid these challenges by fitting the tubing into pre-cut wood panels making hydronic systems more convenient and possible for most major remodeling projects.
If you want to heat smaller areas like a bathroom or kitchen, a hydronic floor heating system may not be the best value for your project. The complexity and cost of installing the system, along with the long-term maintenance and up-keep required, is not worth the small amount you will save in operational costs.
Electric Cable Heating
Electric cable heating systems, often called line or high voltage systems, are gaining popularity and are ideal for heating smaller areas (10-300 square feet) like bathrooms, kitchens, and sun rooms. These systems are comprised of a thermostat and a heating cable. On some systems, the cable will be shipped to you as a large spool of cable. These systems are often times less expensive, and give you the ability to space the cable how you want and customize a layout that will heat every square inch of your floor. Other systems have the cable attached to a plastic mesh or tape to create a mat to maintain its proper spacing.
Every available cable system is equally effective, and so when determining which system to purchase, you should look at the warranty of the product, along with the ease of installation. Some cables must be embedded in a separate layer of concrete or mortar, whereas other systems can simply be installed in the thin set. Most cable systems can only be installed under tile. However, on others, if the cable is embedded in mortar or concrete, any flooring can be installed on top of the concrete. When heating smaller areas, it is nearly impossible to beat the simplicity and price of an electric cable heating system.
Low-Voltage Screen
Finally, there are low-voltage radiant heat systems. These systems are ideal for mid-size to larger areas (300-3000 square feet) and are comprised of a control box, transformer, heating screen or cable, and thermostat. The main advantage to a low-voltage screen (Zmesh) system is the extremely low profile of the heating element. Zmesh is a 12 inch wide bronze-wired mesh that resembles screen door material. This mesh is practically paper thin and does not buildup floors during the installation. Zmesh can be installed directly under any type of flooring including hardwood, tile, and carpet. Whereas most cable systems must be installed on top of the concrete board when installing tile, Zmesh can be installed underneath it. These systems are easy to install and don't require maintenance like a hydronic system.
Radiant heat technology has made significant advances over the years and is an excellent way to supplement your existing heating system or be your sole source of heat. One good way to be assured that you're being sold the best system for your project is to buy from a company that offers all of the available types of radiant heat.
Warmzone, Inc. is one company who carries various types of radiant systems and is dedicated to specifying the product that makes the most sense for each individual job. Without a bias towards one system they have become a consumer advocate in the radiant industry and will save you time and money. Warmzone has already done the research and has selected to only work with the best products on the market. Because they are a large nation-wide wholesaler, they can offer you the best pricing by selling to you direct. You can receive a free estimate for your project by submitting a request at www.warmzone.com or calling them at 1-888-488-WARM.