Gentlemen, what kind of pellet boiler will you recommend? for charging the 1000L buffer with hot water flow? What companies should you look for? I'm thinking about the Agat Tooth Agat 20kw- did anyone have any good boiler advice, producer?
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how I looked at the functions it has everything that smart fire and standard emission sensor in the light, for example it is an option for PLN 1000 again, the best efficiency has a tooth for Zbyszko I have a 10-year warranty on the tightness of welded body water body and 60 months warranty for water body tightness ... all bets between 10000-15000 zlotys, and this Agate 20 is the best for me but I do not have any experience with pellet boilers or Ząbca ... Has anyone had the pleasure? maybe it is cool, it is described, but in reality it is not like that ??
in October, I will have a 85% photovoltaic solar farm for 6,000 zlotys for 4000 zlotys, a 45-liter vacuum tube for 300 tubes (a boiler coil 300 liters, 2x coil) for PLN 10000 (including a subsidy), and certainly a 1000l buffer (I found cheaply with hot water coil (7.8m2 corrugated stainless steel) and solar coil 3m2) and I do not know if 300l should give it up or combine it in series with buffer and how it will be less water 30 degrees it would fly to the buffer ... and I thought the pellet stove would be great as a complement, but here's how we give it 50,000 will be little and I think that the hopper for coal and wood will enter ... I will be heating the collectors with water and the heaters would heat up in the winter instead of the collectors of the stove .. how do you see such an idea? 160m2 cottage, of which ground floor 80m2 and at the top 5 low temperature regulus regulus 55/45/20 house made of suporeksu insulated 15cm polystyrene, roof and ceiling and bevels and ceiling under the stryszkiem insulated with wool 20 and 5 under the profile stairs and wooden ceiling ..
ziomekorko wrote:Hello.
Mati19842112 - my suggestions of producers that I have presented to you result from the experience gained during the years of assembly, service and service of various pellet boilers at clients. I have been dealing with pellet boilers for about 15 years, so I have some experience.
I had an agate boiler in late spring, so I had the chance to take a good look at it. I improved the installation in the boiler room after another installer, because he installed this boiler as an ordinary trash, and it was terribly difficult to install the boiler together with the boiler. The boiler that you are interested in is a converted coal-fired pellet burner, a tank with feeder and control automatics has been added. In this boiler at its temperature of 65 degrees, the flue gas is about 160-180 degrees, while at the same manufacturers at the same boiler temperature, the flue gas is 80-100 degrees. This indicates the thermal efficiency of boilers, and thus the amount of fuel burned. Look also at the warranty, on welds for ten years, and the tightness is only five. Leading manufacturers for the entire complete boiler (boiler body, burner, pellet tank, feeder, automation) 5 years. Each manufacturer will praise its own, listen to users, people who have experience in handling pellet boilers, they will certainly guide you in the right direction, they will advise you.
Between 10,000 and 15,000,000 you can already have a really great boiler, plus 4000-7000 for equipment (materials) boiler room + labor and then enjoy a fully automatic operation of the installation without having in the boiler room dirt and stench.
Sstalone - Biawar, or rather Nibe created its boilers and burners from scratch only to burn the pellets, the first over 40 years ago, which is why these boilers have an advantage over the majority of other boilers processed from coal-makers or oilers. Pellux-y Biawar have mechanical cleaning of the burner tubes and the burner, thanks to which they maintain a high thermal efficiency throughout the heating season, a thermally insulated combustion chamber in which the pellets are almost completely burnt at very high temperatures, which is associated with clean fumes and a small amount of ash, they have a very rich automation system, made co-truth by other manufacturers, but only for Biawar and for specific boilers. These are just a few advantages, and there are more.
There are also disadvantages, burners need good quality fuel from pure wood, so they tend to fall off cheaper pellets with admixture of straw, ground old furniture or construction timber.
