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Rheos
Modulating Boiler
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Modulating "Smart" Boiler Saves Money! 
The LAARS Rheos modulating "smart" hydronic heating boiler is a breakthrough in commercial heating system design. Now, for the first time, engineers and heating contractors can choose a single, high-efficiency, low-cost system for commercial installations requiring up to 2.4 MBH (input).
 
The Rheos saves fuel and runs more efficiently two ways:LAARS Rheos Modulating Boiler
 
For smooth, quiet starts, the Rheos starts up at low-fire (50%), automatically increasing its firing rate (up to 100%) in response to the demand for heat, and decreasing it as the load diminishes. This proportional firing control system can save owners up to 30% in fuel costs over conventional, non-modulating systems.
 
Fuel savings, efficiency (a minimum steady-state combustion efficiency of 87%), and performance are further enhanced by the Rheos' self-monitoring sealed combustion system that uses a powerful variable-speed blower to force filtered outside air directly into the unit (no inside air needs to be used) to intensify combustion by delivering a precisely measured mixture of fuel and air under pressure to the burner, and, finally, forcing the toxic byproducts of the combustion process outside of the building and into the atmosphere.
 
The Rheos also features a patented, high-density, copper heat exchanger with a unique double-row finned tube design that maximizes heating surface area and yields the highest heat transfer per square foot of floor space in the industry.
 
Compact, space-saving footprint is less than 34½ inches wide and will easily pass through a standard doorway. In fact, the Rheos only takes up half the floor space of conventional units. In addition, flexible horizontal or vertical venting options and low clearances allow placement virtually anywhere.
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Rheos Performance Ratings
Performance ratings for low and high fire operation in BTUs per hour x 1000 (MBH); approximate shipping weight in pounds.
Model 1200 1600 2000 2400
Low Fire Input MBH 600 800 1000 1200
Low Fire Output MBH 522 696 870 1044
High Fire Input MBH 1200 1600 2000 2400
High Fire Output MBH 1044 1392 1740 2088
Weight lbs. 1420 1465 1495 1550
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Rheos Water Flow Data
Minimum flow in gallons per minute (GPM) required to heat the boiler's supply water by the indicated temperature rise (F°) and the resulting head loss (H/L) across the boiler's heat exchanger (measure in feet).


Model
20°F 25°F 30°F
Flow Head Loss Flow Head Loss Flow Head Loss
1200 104 18 84 12 70 8.0
1600 139 22 111 14 93 9.7
2000 174 20 139 13 116 8.8
2400 209 18 167 12 139 8.0
Maximum temperature rise is 30°F as shown. Head loss calculations apply only to LAARS OEM heat exchangers and allow for thirty feet of piping (the same size as the heater outlet) and, typically, five to six fittings.
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Rheos Connection Sizes
Gas, air, water and venting connections in inches.

Gas Connections




Model
Standard & Control Packs
A C D F G
Control Packs
B E
Control Packs
B E
Natural / Propane Natural Propane
1200 1
1600 2 2
2000 2 1
2400 2 2

Air, Water & Venting Connections

Model Air Inlet Water Inlet Water Outlet Exhaust Vent
1200 6 6
1600 8 6
2000 8 3 3 7
2400 8 3 3 10
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Central Florida Representative:
Manufacturer:
Conservation Systems, Inc.
5850 Lakehurst Drive, Suite 120
Orlando, FL 32819-8386
407.351.9121 Phone
407.352.6391 Fax
www.csiworldwide.com
Laars Heating Systems Co.
A subsidiary of Bradford White Corporation
1355 Kuehner Drive
Simi Valley, CA 93063-4478
1-800-900-9276
www.laars.com 
 
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