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no would need two at the min
so min 100 amps just for them
Are you basing that on heating to domestic comfort levels? We don’t require that sort of temperature to be maintained.
no would need two at the min
so min 100 amps just for them
you should be able to get a lpg air handling unit and fit it into the existing system best contact a hvac company
Thank you but we’re not intending to recommission the oil burner. Based on what’s missing combined with the safety and insurance aspects, it’s not viable.That looks like an old Nu Way Selectos burner, don't see many of them about now. Unfortunately, although I have a good understanding of commercial and industrial oil burners I don't have the experience with them I would like. If you're going to go down that route I suggest looking for a guy or firm that have experience with these older units, you're nowhere near me so I cant recommend anyone but there will be some out there that have the knowledge you need.
Thank you but we’re not intending to recommission the oil burner. Based on what’s missing combined with the safety and insurance aspects, it’s not viable.
The question is as @ShaunCorbs states above, if that burner unit can be replaced with one which heats indirectly by LPG?
I fear that in the time we have left to make the building usable, this will be difficult or impossible to accomplish.
Because at this time the landlord has not installed a meter.
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