Paupack Fuel Oil offers
both design and installation services for state of
the art heating systems in new construction within
the Lake Region of the Poconos and the greater Lake
Wallenpaupack area. Additionally, they offer service
and repair options for existing systems.
Installation of Hyrdronic (hot water) systems and
Air Systems |
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Hydronic
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Air
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The oil burners of today are so
clean that they produce on
average six ounces of soot for
every three tons of heating oil
burned. Contrary to the common
misconception that heating oil
is a volatile fuel, be advised
that heating oil is safe. If you
dropped a burning match into a
barrel of oil, the match would
go out, just as if you had
dropped it in water. Oil must be
vaporized before it will ignite
or burn. (from NORA National
Oil Heat Research Alliance) |
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Electric to Oil
Conversions |
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The move up to
oil from electric heat is a clean, simple
conversion regardless of your current system. |
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Electric homes with ductwork require no structural
change: you supplement the heat pump with a furnace
or boiler and heat exchanger that uses existing
ducts.
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Homes with electric baseboards require minimal
structural change: an oil-fired boiler distributes
hot water through hidden tubes to hydronic baseboard
radiators.
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OR... add the option of central air conditioning by
switching from electric baseboard to forced air with new duct
work.
Provided by R.W. Beckett Corporation.
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Propane to Oil
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Why Make a Change? |
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Hot Water Production-
Since an oil flame is hotter
than a propane flame, it can produce hot water
faster. The average recovery rate (amount of hot
water that can be produced in one hour) of a gas or
propane fired water heater is approximately 40
gallons per hour. The average recovery rate of an
oil fired water heater is approximately 120 gallons
per hour. Therefore, oil can produce three times the
amount of hot water as propane.
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Safety- Since propane is highly flammable and
explosive, it is illegal to install a propane tank
inside a home or building. Heating oil, on the other
hand, is combustible, not flammable. This means that
heating oil will not burn at room temperature. In
fact, it must be heated to 140 F before it will
burn. Therefore, it is legal and perfectly safe to
install a heating oil tank in a basement, garage or
storage area of a home or office.
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No Chimney NO Problem!
Today's modern oil heat systems require no chimney!
In fact, oil heating systems that run at
efficiencies of 95% and above cannot be vented into
traditional masonry chimneys. Instead, combustion
emissions are released through a specially-designed
plastic pipe that vents to the outside of the home. |
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