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   Nick_Pitz | Nov 28, 2000 01:22am | #1

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   Try http://www.argoindustries.com

   Argo makes electric boilers for hydronic heating. When I visited their website it was of little help. If you strike out, e-mail me, and I can scan a copy of my brochure and send it to you. I warn you, though, my booklet is from 1993. Try a local plumbing supply. They can probably give you more up-to-date info.

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   tedd | Nov 28, 2000 08:17pm | #2

   *Any water heater should work if its properly sized. What are you asking/assuming, exactly?

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   David_Thomas | Nov 30, 2000 05:52am | #3

   *Gene, as long as you are willing to spin your electric meter so fast, why not just put electric cable in the floor and skip the plumbing, pumps, and fluid? If you've got no natural gas, propane or oil available (or if you are heating a small area) it makes sense. Your electrical bill will be the same going with cables and skipping the water heater. The installation will be a lot easier. -David

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   GeneDavis | Nov 30, 2000 05:55am | #4

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   Who are the makers of small electric-resistance water heaters that power an in-floor or under-floor hydronic heating system? Answers with websites that provide specification and product data will be appreciated.