Thinking of using a wood boiler intermitently for supplemental heat that is evenings and days off. I currently do this with my wood stove (Nashua) and can acheive good clean burns that produce virtually no creosote. Does this make sense to be able to do with an add on boiler? House is 1950 square feet with 12" in attic and 6" in walls. Last year I used 1 cord of wood and 486 gallons of fuel of which I figured about 250 gallons for hot water.
Which size boiler would be best for my on and off usage. I thought as I am not going to use it 24/7 that larger would be better for heating house to gain temperature quickly.
Sizes below:
QHT BIASI 3Wood Specifications
Model # 3Wood 4 5 6 7
Btu 75,000 89,000 104,000 120,000
Firebox depth" 14 19 23 27
Water content Gal 9 11 12 14
Size 38Hx 24W x Length 21 25 30 34
Thanks
Which size boiler would be best for my on and off usage. I thought as I am not going to use it 24/7 that larger would be better for heating house to gain temperature quickly.
Sizes below:
QHT BIASI 3Wood Specifications
Model # 3Wood 4 5 6 7
Btu 75,000 89,000 104,000 120,000
Firebox depth" 14 19 23 27
Water content Gal 9 11 12 14
Size 38Hx 24W x Length 21 25 30 34
Thanks