mod con boilers

The Mod Con comes in three model sizes and has built in redundancy with a heating capacity of up to 6,800,000. These units are stackable (Mod Con Double Stack) to satisfy your heating needs. A built-in sequencer allows up to eight boilers to be linked together, providing increased turndown ratios and built-in redundancy.

Thats where the modulating or ''mod'' part of the name comes from. Next is the condensing or ''con'' part of the name. These boilers purposely utilize as much heat in the transfer from fire to water as is possible. There is not enough heat left over to make a chimney work.

Modern mod-con, wall hung, and combi condensing boilers have been designed to be small to drive out costs, cutting corners on real efficiency, realized life cycle, field reliability and serviceability. Energy Kinetics' engineers decided to take a fresh approach to solving the issues that have plagued condensing boilers in the marketplace.

The Mod Con is a highly efficient modulating condensing boiler that operates with up to a 98% thermal efficiency rating. It is constructed with 316L stainless steel to last longer and provide better heat transfer capabilities. It also features a modulating burner with up to a 5 to 1 turndown ratio.

ModCon Service and Support. 71 Westech Drive. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 (617) 629-1688. Click here to see our article in Contractor Magazine. Why choose ModCon? A complete inventory of all parts on hand to service any modulating condensing boiler; Our service of modulating condensing boilers covers all of New England

i am losing confidence.I put in alot of high eff. mod con boilers .I had a close friend ask me what boiler he should put in.My response was to pick one i just keep seeing expensive repairs and service calls and not so easy maintnence any body that actually services the equipment having the same problems

The Mod Con Double Stack is up to 94% thermal efficient with a 10 to 1 turndown.Older gas furnaces may only be using as little as 60% of energy consumed. Heating is the largest energy expense in most homes accounting for 35-50% of annual energy bills in colder parts of the world.

I like boilers with standardized controls, the mod/con in my own house has standard controls. But I also have a wood stove, wood boiler, several electric heaters, a generator, I think you get the point. I'm still of the mindset that on a true low temp system, a mod/con will save much more fuel than any atmospheric boiler would.