Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
All-Purpose OWF Discussions => General Outdoor Furnace Discussion => Topic started by: chillyhiker on November 08, 2013, 07:40:58 AM
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on a natural gas forced air furnace what would be the normal temp of the air coming out of the duct work? does a OWB deliver a hotter temp? ??? just wondering.
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I think 130.
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I get around 150-155 out of my vents closest to my HX with my outdoor boiler. The further away vents see temps in the 130s. My vents get about 115 -120 with my oil FHA.
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Most high efficient furnaces will discharge 130 to 140the at the furnace. If you run your boiler at 180 to 190. You should be higher than that i would expect 150 or so
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My vent temps are 120
Many variables in what you get out the vents
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Mine are 120-125, but it feels like 200 compared to my heat pump. ;D
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I have checked all my vents and they run 125 to 140. That is with the stove temp at 170. Will be hotter when we eventually go to 180. But I am like everybody else feels like 200 compared to the money draining heat pump.
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Oh come on, I thought that heat pumps were very big and everybody loved them down south, how much does it cost to heat your home for a winter with that coal fired electric heat pump?
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My floor register puts out air around 120, except when the cat lies on it, then it drops to nothing.
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I had a high of 155 but more typical is 115 to 130 in the other vents running at 180. DHW is at about 131 through my side arm. I am measuring with an infrared gun from you know where - can't think of the name right now.
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Mine are between 105* and 130*.
I run my boiler @ 190 on and 195 off.
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Mine are 120. I keep my stove at 150-160 running armstrong e9 with a delta t of 12 under full load. Stove sets 60ft from the house.
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I'm getting 130-135 out the vents and 140 on the DHW at the faucets. My aquastat is set at 170. I am pleased.