Eliminating dry cycling in commercial boilers

03 May, 2013

Marshall-Tufflex offers a commercial boiler-management system to eliminate dry cycling, typically cutting running costs by 20% — depending on usage pattern. There is no effect on the maximum flow temperature set by the boiler thermostat or building-management system.

The self-learning ability of the software in this device accommodates seasonal variations in thermostat settings and changes that may be made by a BMS.

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