How Long Do Boilers Last?
Experts say boilers can last anywhere from 15 to 20 years. The lifespan of a boiler increases if the owner implements a regularly scheduled maintenance and inspection by a professional. The boiler’s age, functionality, cost, sound, and smell will tell you whether the owner needs to replace it.
What is a Temperature Control Valve?
Temperature Control Valves, also called temperature regulators, regulate temperatures in boilers. There are two types of control valves. Self-actuated or self-operated control valves work without an external power source. Externally actuated valves need an external power source to function. Consult a heating professional to understand which one is better for your needs.
Save Energy and Facility Costs with a Boiler Economizer
Boiler Economizers save the thermal energy lost in the boiler stack exhaust and use fluid, normally boiler feedwater, to absorb the heat. There are two types of economizers: dry and condensing.
