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Why Outdoor Boilers Need A Filter
Sediment is the "Secret Killer" of outdoor boilers. It will eat through steel, AND cause electrolysis damage to your water jacket - holes in your boiler are very bad.
Most outdoor boiler owners already have a filter. But some dealers make the mistake of NOT recommending a filter to "get the sale". This is not wise. If you don't have a filter, this is not your fault of course if your dealer did not even tell you about it. But you still need one to protect your system. Learn more by clicking HERE.
We get calls from outdoor boiler owners whose systems are from 3 to 7 years old who need to replace all their heat exchangers at great cost. This could have been prevented if they had a filter.
If you don't have a filter, you can install one now easily. This will reverse the damage being caused by sediment, and clean up your system perfectly!
Filter kits are available! They include literally every component needed to install a filter, including the bypass. A bypass is required to allow the water to continue flowing while the filter is getting cleaned every month or two. Simple instructions and drawing for the filter are included with every Filter Kit. Click HERE for more info on Filter Kits.
A filter will enable you to Turn UP Your Thermostat and Still SAVE Money on your heating bills for decades with your outdoor wood boiler!
FAQS
×A filter on a boiler serves a crucial role by removing sediment and particles from the water. Sediment is known as the "Secret Killer" of outdoor wood boilers because it can lead to significant damage, such as corrosion of steel and electrolysis, which can create holes in the water jacket of the boiler.
Yes, you absolutely need a water filter for your boiler. A filter is essential as it removes sediment and particles that can cause significant damage to your system. Sediment buildup can lead to corrosion of the steel and electrolysis damage, which may create holes in your boiler's water jacket and clog plate heat exchangers.
Boiler filters should be changed every 4-5 years to ensure optimal performance. This regular maintenance helps prevent sediment buildup, which can cause damage to your system. If you're replacing an old filter cartridge, it's important to check for any wear to ensure that your boiler continues to operate efficiently.
Yes, boiler filters are definitely worth it. They protect your system from sediment, which can be the "Secret Killer" of outdoor wood boilers. Sediment buildup can cause corrosion of steel and electrolysis damage, leading to costly repairs or the need to replace heat exchangers and pumps.
A boiler filter typically lasts about 4-5 years. Regular replacement is crucial to maintain efficiency and protect your system from sediment buildup, which can cause damage to the boiler. For instance, neglecting to replace an old filter may lead to sediment accumulation and costly repairs.
