A condensing boiler is more energy efficient than a non-condensing boiler. | | True | 89% | | False | 7% | | Not sure | 3% | | | | | Question: A condensing boiler is more energy efficient than a non-condensing boiler. Top Answer (89% of 28 votes): True.
Answer: True
Explanation: true | | HVAC Philly Inc | Answer: False
Explanation: Condensing boilers use about 98% of the flue gas heat as heat going into the structure where a 80% boiler only use's 80% of the flue gas heat and the rest goes up the flue. | | Arizona's Best Heating & AC, Inc. | Answer: True
Explanation: Condensing systems have a secondary heat exchanger that draws more heat out of the flue gas thus cooling the exhuast temp below the condensing point and thereby requires special venting and a drain. | | Air Connection | | | ProMatcher | Answer: True
Explanation: Mostly will vent with PVC chimney | | HVAC and More | Answer: True
Explanation: A condensing boiler extracts heat from the hot flue gases, heat that otherwise would escape through the chimney | | MSA CONTRACTORS LLC | Answer: True
Explanation: A condensing boiler has a 90% or greater efficiency wher a non condensing boiler is only 80% or less efficient. | | Dr Heat & Cool Comfort Experts | | | ProMatcher | Answer: True
Explanation: Condensing boilers remove so much of the heat from the exhaust that the exhaust actually condenses. The heat it removes is put to the job of heating the water rather then escaping to the chimney, therefore less waste | | 123HVAC of Long Island | Answer: Not sure
Explanation: I don't know | | H.O. Electric | Answer: True
Explanation: uses more of heat thats why it condenses | | Climate Creations LLC | | | ProMatcher |
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