High-efficiency, non-condensing boilers
High-efficiency, non-condensing boilers are 85 to 89 percent efficient—an economical choice with lower upfront costs.
Improve boiler efficiency and save
Without proper system design, boilers can waste energy and increase operational costs. Upgrading your system is an effective way to maximize comfort while minimizing costs.
Today’s systems are much more efficient, both in terms of natural gas and water consumption, which saves energy and money. We can help you upgrade, with expert help and incentives.
Why upgrade?
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Improve energy efficiency and reduce emissions.
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Reduce energy, maintenance and operating costs.
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Control costs more effectively year-round with automated systems.
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Increase the comfort of your building.
Which buildings can benefit?
Multi-unit residential and affordable multi-family housing buildings
Hotels
Commercial office buildings
Long-term care facilities
Industrial facilities
What you need to know about boiler systems
In the simplest terms, boilers heat water that’s used for space heating. Using heat exchangers, boilers generate steam or hot water, which is then circulated throughout the building. Two types of energy-efficient boilers qualify for incentives:
Condensing boilers
Condensing boilers reach efficiencies of 98 percent by reusing waste heat.
Optimize your system with these upgrades
- Add automated control systems.
- Right-size boilers to match heating demand.
- Implement boiler sequencing to extend equipment life.
- Control boiler pumping.
- Damp and vent flues.
- Optimize temperature.
- Add an I/O control with reset.
- Optimize air and fuel controls.
- Minimize purge cycles.
