Posted by MI Bill G on April 19, 2011 at 08:49:34 from (24.56.195.191):
In Reply to: Domestic water heater posted by Nathaniel Watts on April 18, 2011 at 21:10:06:
I have a Central Boiler Classic OWB and use a side arm type exchanger. This works very well for me. As it works on a gravity or thermo siphon (or whatever you might call it) I may run out of hot water when several consecutive showers are taken. In my case we had company and sixth shower was not hot. I am told that a pump could be installed to force the domestic water through the side arm exchanger and you would never run out of hot water. A tempering valve is a must as the water stored in my water heater is in access of 163 degrees. The OWB is the best investment ever for me. My wife enjoys the flexibility of raising the thermostat at her wishes. When we relied on propane she kept the house cold with an electric heat dish aimed at her and we covered with Afghans. People think that OWB's are wood hogs and wouldn't have one but if I had it to do over I would do it again. I don't think my wood consumption is excessive. Very happy with it.
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