It is highly recommended (and required in certain municipalities) that you hire a licensed, professional to evaluate, size and install this equipment. Improper installation of equipment could cause catastrophic damage or injury if the unit is not installed properly. Most manufacturers require this equipment to be installed by a qualified installer and VOID warranty coverage on equipment not installed by qualified technicians. The installation of these Hydronic systems includes electrical, gas and water connections which is generally regulated by laws, codes and guidelines at the federal, state and local levels.
License and Permit Requirements
It is common that a Hydronic installer must be licensed by the state or municipality in which the Hydronic equipment is to be installed. Some jurisdictions may, in addition, have permit requirements. (Consult your local laws and rules to determine the requirements imposed by your jurisdiction.) Further, local building codes often require that specific types of Hydronic connections be made by licensed professionals.
Williamson Centennial Low Boy Oil Furnace, Series 2 Series, 91,000 to 119,000 Btuh Input, 80,000 to 100,000 Btuh Output, 0.86 AFUE, 6 inch diameter Flue, 18-1/2 inch width x 15-1/2 inch D Side Return, Multi-Speed Direct Drive Blower Motor, 1/2 hp 10-10 Blower Motor, 21-1/2 inch width x 47-1/4 inch D x 38-1/2 inch H
Heat exchanger - heaviest in the industry, front flue with top or right side venting option, interior baffling for maximum efficiency, dual spring-loaded clean-out ports for easy service and maintenance, spring-loaded observation port with test port, heav
Cabinet - appliance finish powder coat paint, heavy gauge with "seal-tite" construction, foil-faced insulation for hand-cool surface, fully-enclosed burner and controls
Combustion chamber - preformed slide-out chamber for easy service
Burner and controls - factory-wired with simple plug-in connections, psc motor, solid state Ignitor
1150 to 1475 cfm at 0.25 deg WC, 1125 to 1325 cfm at 0.5 deg WC