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Just wondering, we use the firetube model very similar to the ACV boiler on your side. Had very good reliability with this unit over last 8 years. Interesting that I do not see the firetube model on Lochinvar UK site.
 
lochinvar tends to be used on the commercial side over here not so much in the domestic market.
 
Gasmk1 said:
lochinvar tends to be used on the commercial side over here not so much in the domestic market.
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Their firetube residential boiler is a really nice boiler, 0 problems over last 8 yrs. They make them up to I think 400,000 wall mount and up to a million floor mount. Keep an eye out for them on your side if they ship over.
 
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