- Summary of Contents of user manual for Burnham SERIES 2. Page 1 Price - $3.00 INSTALLATION, OPERATING AND SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS SERIES 2 (model B) GAS BOILERS For service or repairs to.; Page 2: Table of ContentsNOTE: The equipment shall be installed in accordance with those installation regulations in force in the area where the installation.
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I live in NY and am converting to gas. I am undecided about which boiler to use - Burnham ES2 or the Series 2. I was leaning towards these two options because I already have an existing 6' stainless steel liner within my brick chimney. I am told that the ES2 unit is more efficient and therefore tends to condense more than a Series 2. An installer went as far as telling me that with the ES2 model I would have to also insulate the stainless steel liner. I tried to verify this with the manufacturer but was told that I would have to discuss it with my contractor.
I also have concerns regarding repair costs...Does the ES2 model have more bells & whistles that would cost more to repair? I also see that the ES2 has an option for an outdoor thermostat? What is the purpose for this? Is it something that I would benefit from or is it something else that may give me problems down the line?
The last factor is pricing...Series 2 has no rebates whereby the ES2 has a rebate due to its efficiency rating. Therefore, both units would be very close in price. Is it worth getting the upgraded ES2 version just because it is comparable in price to the basic Series 2?
I am not sure if the following info is a deciding factor : I have 4 heating zones (3 are baseboard & one of them is radiant floor heat in the basement). I recently installed a Superstore 45 gallon indirect water heater. I would imagine that this is on a zone in itself.
I was also told that the more efficient unit, ES2 would not be as efficient as it claims to be due to the fact that I have mainly baseboard heating. Is this accurate?
I would really appreciate any feedback. I have to make a decision ASAP because I have a limited quantity of oil left in my inground tank..
By the way, I have a 550 gallon inground oil tank...I am down to 15'. I would like to use up as much oil as I can before the gas boiler is installed. Timing is everything and I don't want to be left with no heat. At which point (gallons/inches) should I call it quits with the oil and make the move to have the gas boiler installed?
I know I am asking lot of questions but I just want to make sure that I make the right decision.. Thanks again...
I also have concerns regarding repair costs...Does the ES2 model have more bells & whistles that would cost more to repair? I also see that the ES2 has an option for an outdoor thermostat? What is the purpose for this? Is it something that I would benefit from or is it something else that may give me problems down the line?
The last factor is pricing...Series 2 has no rebates whereby the ES2 has a rebate due to its efficiency rating. Therefore, both units would be very close in price. Is it worth getting the upgraded ES2 version just because it is comparable in price to the basic Series 2?
I am not sure if the following info is a deciding factor : I have 4 heating zones (3 are baseboard & one of them is radiant floor heat in the basement). I recently installed a Superstore 45 gallon indirect water heater. I would imagine that this is on a zone in itself.
I was also told that the more efficient unit, ES2 would not be as efficient as it claims to be due to the fact that I have mainly baseboard heating. Is this accurate?
I would really appreciate any feedback. I have to make a decision ASAP because I have a limited quantity of oil left in my inground tank..
By the way, I have a 550 gallon inground oil tank...I am down to 15'. I would like to use up as much oil as I can before the gas boiler is installed. Timing is everything and I don't want to be left with no heat. At which point (gallons/inches) should I call it quits with the oil and make the move to have the gas boiler installed?
I know I am asking lot of questions but I just want to make sure that I make the right decision.. Thanks again...