Comments on: Buderus G215 Oil Fired Residential Boiler

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By: mountainman

mountainman — Thu, 04 Nov 2010 20:10:54 +0000

Just installed a Buderus G215/3 section oil fired boiler with the riello burner….I beleive I am going to save many gallons of oil
with this boiler…seems like it comes on Very INFREQUENTLY….The Germans are known for their engineering skills and quality..This boiler has smart good looks with excellent quality and operation.
The riello burner is a must for this boiler….One point made was that the circulation pumps have to be pulling the water through the boiler (supply side) and not pushing it…(return side)….the smoke pipe should be 18″-24″ straight out from the boiler before any uprights are installed in the pipe (this is to keep noise down )…Keep the barometric damper on the vertical and closest to the chimney as possible…
Hope this helps for anyone trying to decide on this boiler

By: Juan

Juan — Wed, 06 May 2009 22:26:14 +0000

Hello. I’ve just arrive one home with a Buderus G215 Gasoil.
It is so powerful.
You have to consider two very important things.

1. How much time the technician is going to change you for recicurlation water. In out house is crazy, is almos all the time dooing it and I hate it.
Very good heater.

By: Helane Shields

Helane Shields — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 15:22:36 +0000

We are considering replacing our oil burner, installed in 2002 – with a Buderus – Can someone out there tell me of their experience with oil consumption by a Buderus? Thank you