Has anyone had problems with building inspectors or insurance agents because their EKO is not UL listed.
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Boilers in MA will need to have a ASME listing on them some building inspectors will let it go but i would not count on it.
My final decision between Eko and Tarm came down to the UL listing. My inspector said it had to be UL listed so I went with the Tarm. I think it depends on your inspector though.
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