'I don't know how much more she can take, Captain!
I was thinking the same thing. At those temps my boiler would be in over heat mode.
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'I don't know how much more she can take, Captain!
Just joking around, 230 degF should be a piece of cake I would think.I was thinking the same thing. At those temps my boiler would be in over heat mode.
Varms have a 22 psig blow-off, which puts internal boiling temp way up over 250 degF, so the 'worst that can happen' should be a scary noisy sauna. Then again, catastrophic failure of the tank at those temperatures could release a lot of energy explosively.
So I was looking to pull the Varm manual down to try and post a reference to the internal shutdown temp for overheat (it should shut the fan down at 220F), but instead I found this.....
http://www.smokelessheat.com/productpage.aspx?pid=78
Varm with lambda control. Sweet.
Can any of you Varm fellows comment on the turbulators? Yes/no, and deciding factors?
Ok, thanks - I was thinking they were an option.
Yeah you can get a decent shower, and I can, and most reasonable people can, but for my spoiled darling anything below 140 is the end of civilization!Once the DHW coil was installed in the storage, I can run my storage down to 110 and still get a decent shower.
Yeah you can get a decent shower, and I can, and most reasonable people can, but for my spoiled darling anything below 140 is the end of civilization!
Yeah you can get a decent shower, and I can, and most reasonable people can, but for my spoiled darling anything below 140 is the end of civilization!
So I was looking to pull the Varm manual down to try and post a reference to the internal shutdown temp for overheat (it should shut the fan down at 220F), but instead I found this.....
http://www.smokelessheat.com/productpage.aspx?pid=78
Varm with lambda control. Sweet.
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