New platform for oil-fired boilers

16 January, 2005

Heating for three Pullman railway carriages that provide accommodation at The Old Railway Station at Petworth in Surrey is provided by a Grant oil-fired boiler. Each of the six en-suite bedrooms has its own entrance from the platform, and the station’s waiting room and ticket office are the breakfast room and lounge. The space-saving multi-pass boiler is in a plant room at the end of the platform and delivers low NOx emissions and clean combustion. This range of boilers comprises eight models with outputs from 15 to 58 kW for domestic and commercial installation.

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