New The E-Classic and Classic ranges from CentralBoiler
Outdoor Wood Gasification Boilers
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New to the Bentley Fire Shop product line, these boilers are located outside, typically 30 to 200 feet (but as far as 500 feet) away from your home or building, and works with any existing heating system.
A water jacket surrounds the boiler firebox and heat exchanger, and heated water is circulated to your home or building through insulated underground pipes -- an efficient way to move heat over distances.
The outdoor boiler is designed to work with any existing heating system. Water-to-air or water-to-water heat exchangers or direct circulation conveys the heat into the structure's forced-air boiler, radiant baseboard, or radiant floor heating system. This allows you normal thermostatic temperature control.
The outdoor boiler can provide heat for all your domestic hot water by adding a water-to-water heat exchanger. You can turn off your hot water heater and save even more money!
The outdoor boiler has the ability to heat multiple buildings, such as a garage, workshop, shed, greenhouse, or barn -- without using other heating sources. It can even be used to heat a swimming pool or hot tub.
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About CentralBoilers
Central Boiler, established in 1984, is the premier manufacturer of quality outdoor boilers in North America. The Central Boiler plant in Greenbush, Minnesota, is one of the largest manufacturers in northwestern Minnesota.
Based on a personal desire to create safer and more efficient heating products, the company's designs and patents have established Central Boiler as a leader in product quality, design, and innovation. The company's philosophy centres on two principles: (1) manufacture the best; and (2) always strive to make it better. This uncompromising attitude is at the core of the company's growth
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