I'd like to replace my boiler but not sure which one I need?
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I'd like to replace my boiler but not sure which one I need?
I'd like to replace my boiler but not sure which one I need. I'm getting $1500 incentive from my gas company since my boiler is very old.
My current gas boiler is American-Standard
Input=150000
Output=120000

This boiler was suppose to be for the entire house and in 1999 the house was converted into 2 Multi-Family. Upstairs and Downstairs. Now both units use this same American-Standard Boiler. Each unit is 792 sq ft. Upstairs I have 2 tenants and downstairs me and my gf.
I would like buy 2 separate boilers so my tenants can pay for their own gas bill. Currently I pay for gas/heat which adds up and of course tenant can abuse the heat since they don't pay for it. What BTU should I get for each unit based on the sq ft? This house is in Framingham, MA.
My current gas boiler is American-Standard

Input=150000
Output=120000

This boiler was suppose to be for the entire house and in 1999 the house was converted into 2 Multi-Family. Upstairs and Downstairs. Now both units use this same American-Standard Boiler. Each unit is 792 sq ft. Upstairs I have 2 tenants and downstairs me and my gf.
I would like buy 2 separate boilers so my tenants can pay for their own gas bill. Currently I pay for gas/heat which adds up and of course tenant can abuse the heat since they don't pay for it. What BTU should I get for each unit based on the sq ft? This house is in Framingham, MA.
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What BTU should I get for each unit based on the sq ft?
The proper way is to do a Manual J heat loss estimate, and we can not do that for you.
If you held my feet to the fire and made me talk, I would GUESS that two 30K BTUH boilers would probably do the job.