Hello,
I am currently planning a house with an outbuilding. The house will be heated by a gas condensing boiler. The garage is located 5 m (16 feet) away from the house. How can I quickly heat it at certain times (2-3 times a week)? Can I use an air heater connected to my gas boiler, or is the boiler not suitable for that? The garage space has a volume of approximately 220 m³ (7,770 cubic feet) and should be heated to around 15–18°C (59–64°F). What solution is cost-effective and also inexpensive to maintain?
Regards, Fabian
I am currently planning a house with an outbuilding. The house will be heated by a gas condensing boiler. The garage is located 5 m (16 feet) away from the house. How can I quickly heat it at certain times (2-3 times a week)? Can I use an air heater connected to my gas boiler, or is the boiler not suitable for that? The garage space has a volume of approximately 220 m³ (7,770 cubic feet) and should be heated to around 15–18°C (59–64°F). What solution is cost-effective and also inexpensive to maintain?
Regards, Fabian
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Bauexperte4 Sep 2013 08:52Hello,
Regards, Bauexperte
Saruss schrieb:That's right; I shouldn't be replying so late
Wrong – read my post CAREFULLY again. Hydronic radiant panels require a high supply temperature. You are talking about something completely different, namely wall heating.
Regards, Bauexperte
Hello,
Best regards.
Vwgolfcabrio schrieb:You can use fan coil units, radiators, etc., in combination with a gas boiler. The deciding factor is the heat demand of the building and any outbuildings.
..... Can I use an air heater connected to my gas boiler, or is the boiler not capable of handling that? ...
Best regards.
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Vwgolfcabrio17 Sep 2013 13:37Hello,
I have received a few quotes from heating companies. They all say that using a low flow temperature won’t be very effective. They all suggest running the garage at a flow temperature of 70°C (158°F) and installing vertical radiators there. The house is supposed to operate with a flow temperature of 35°C (95°F). They plan to use a Weishaupt WTC 25, which has a capacity of 25 kW. Isn’t that a bit too much? My house has a heat load of 4 kW at 20°C (68°F), and the garage has the same at 10°C (50°F). What do you think?
Regards, Fabian
I have received a few quotes from heating companies. They all say that using a low flow temperature won’t be very effective. They all suggest running the garage at a flow temperature of 70°C (158°F) and installing vertical radiators there. The house is supposed to operate with a flow temperature of 35°C (95°F). They plan to use a Weishaupt WTC 25, which has a capacity of 25 kW. Isn’t that a bit too much? My house has a heat load of 4 kW at 20°C (68°F), and the garage has the same at 10°C (50°F). What do you think?
Regards, Fabian
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