AT062 20,472 BTU Output, 6KW, Two Element Electric Boiler (w/ Breakers)
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AT0623 has been discontinued
Discontinued January 31, 2014
This product was discontinued by the manufacturer.
MANUALS (3)
This item replaces: AT062300B
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Product Highlights
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Electric
Hydronic (Water)
18-5/8" Width
16.47" Height
9-1/32" Depth
Description
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Heating equipment must be installed, commissioned, and serviced by a licensed and qualified professional in accordance with manufacturer instructions, applicable codes, and industry standards. Manufacturers do not accept warranty or technical support requests from homeowners or unlicensed individuals. All warranty and technical inquiries must be initiated by the licensed professional responsible for the installation.
Note: Product Title reflects this boiler's IBR Net Output Rating
**With integral circuit breakers
The ARGO Electric Boiler is today's most efficient (100% efficient) and versatile means of combining the comfort of zoned hot water heating with the cleaniness, safety and convenience only electricity provides.
This compact unit, hardly larger than an attachT case, may be installed by one man in any out of the way spot desired... even a closet. Only two plumbing and one electrical connection are required. Simplicity of design and quality construction assure dependable operation with minimum maintenance. It's the ideal answer to new construction and conversion. The ARGO Electric Boiler can be used with all types of forced hydronic heating systems - baseboard, radiant, unit heaters, convectors, and industrial applications.
Note: Product Title reflects this boiler's IBR Net Output Rating
**With integral circuit breakers
The ARGO Electric Boiler is today's most efficient (100% efficient) and versatile means of combining the comfort of zoned hot water heating with the cleaniness, safety and convenience only electricity provides.
This compact unit, hardly larger than an attachT case, may be installed by one man in any out of the way spot desired... even a closet. Only two plumbing and one electrical connection are required. Simplicity of design and quality construction assure dependable operation with minimum maintenance. It's the ideal answer to new construction and conversion. The ARGO Electric Boiler can be used with all types of forced hydronic heating systems - baseboard, radiant, unit heaters, convectors, and industrial applications.
- Minimum Flow Rate: 2.0
- KW Capacity: 6
- Operating Voltage: 240
- Net Heat Output BTU: 20,472
- Power Input Watts: 6000
- Total Heating Element Amps: 25
- Number of Elements: 2
- Element Size Watts: 3000
- Maximum Amperage Per Leg: 31
- Suggested Wire Size (AWG): 8
- Suggested Breaker (Amps): 40
Specs
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| Fuel Type: | Electric |
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| Boiler Type: | Standard |
| System Type: | Hydronic (Water) |
| Width (Inches): | 18-5/8" |
| Height (Inches): | 16.47" |
| Application: | Heating |
| Depth (Inches): | 9-1/32" |
| Water Connection: | 1-1/4" |
| IBR Rating: | 20472 |
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40V Transformer
SKU: 119000002
ArgoHeating Element Gasket, G12
SKU: G12
ArgoHeating Element, E13
SKU: E13
ArgoBrass Well, 240004756
SKU: 240004756
Utica-Dunkirk4 Element Control Board w/ Wire, 240010296
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Utica-DunkirkTemperature Sensor, FE3980C040
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Product Reviews
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Relays are the weak point; expensive to operate
Poor design - uses relays instead of solid state power switching. Relays stick closed and temperature goes way over safety limit; there is no built in control for this.
In the 5 years we have had it, we were told to buy an entire new circuit board relay failed. The main pump (Taco) also failed; now an element has burned out.
The system uses a lot of electricity to heat our house! This could be because of poor insulation or routing of water tubing under floors. One section ( which heats two rooms ) no longer works, and I have not been able to get to the bottom of that. (The tubing is buried under a layer of spray foam insulation in the crawl space below the house..)
The unit brays "100% Efficient" on its cover!
B
Seattle WA
10 years ago
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