Oil And Gas Fired Hot Water Boiler

It is a fuel-fired hot water heater. Because of its similarities in many ways to a steam boiler, the term ''hot water boiler'' is used. Hot water boilers that have temperatures above 250° Fahrenheit or pressures higher than 160 psig are called ''high temperature hot water boilers''.Oil boilers work with 'wet' central heating systems (i.e. with radiators and/or underfloor heating). Oil boilers burn the fuel to heat up the water in your system and pump the hot water around all of the radiators. Combi oil boilers heat potable (drinkable) water via a heat exchanger. The oil flame heats water via the direct oil-fired water heater. Hot water in an indirect oil-fired water heater comes from the oil boiler. Both types of systems generate the heat needed in your home during the colder weather and also provides hot water in your home for your regular chores.