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Raytherm Hydronic Boiler, 514-824 Raypak's family of Raytherm Hydronic Boilers, 514-824, feature 82% efficiency, floating return headers, and corrosion resistant steel. BASIC DATA
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This location is a traditional one preferred by some old-school boiler installers and service people, dating from a time when a boiler came from the manufacturer without the circulator pre-installed on piping attached to the unit. ... - "Instruction Manual, Bell & Gossett Series LR Circulators" [see References] ... Raytherm Residential Boilers ...
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The Raypak Digital has on-board diagnostic controls that let the user and the service professional know what is going on with the heater at all times. In the event that you would ever have a problem with the heater, the digital display will show where the problem is in the control circuit.
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After two major expansions over the next thirty years, Raypak outgrew the 151,000 square foot Westlake plant. In 2000 Raypak’s primary manufacturing facility was relocated to a completely new 235,000 square foot building in Oxnard, California, its current headquarters.
Raypak expects that the market acceptance of new product designs will accelerate the growth rate that the company has experienced during the last ten years. The state-of- the-art Oxnard facility prepares the company to meet these growth demands. Raypak’s design goals are and have always been high quality, reliability and energy efficiency.
In 1996, Raypak was registered to ISO 9001, becoming the first boiler manufacturer to achieve the highest registration level attainable.
As a result of the growth generated by the market acceptance of the copper fin design, the factory was moved to Westlake Village, California, in 1970. After two major expansions over the next thirty years, Raypak outgrew the 151,000 square foot Westlake plant.