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LDJ A-Maize-Ing Heat Furnace

Whether you have an existing boiler in your home or your new construction project includes a hot water heating system,…

Reviewed by the editors Updated April 30, 2010

Whether you have an existing boiler in your home or your new construction project includes a hot water heating system, the LDJ A-Maize-Ing Heat boiler can meet your needs. Available in a variable rate 165,000 BTU model, the LDJ boiler can be used with baseboard registers, radiators, in-floor loops and water to air exchange. Its versatility also gives you the option to pre-heat your domestic hot water for your everyday use.

With all of the fuel options on the market today, not one compares to the cost savings of burning biofuel. On average, most customers can show a 50%-60% savings on their heating bills. The LDJ boiler is listed by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) which assures you are placing a safe appliance in your home. With its quality construction and extensive testing, you will be assured that the LDJ A-Maize-Ing Heat boiler is one of the safest and most efficient solid fueled boilers on the market today!

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