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<description><![CDATA[<p><strong>Message</strong>: I have a central outdoor wood boiler and would like to add solar to this boiler to cut down on the amount of wood needed. I am new to solar and would appreciate any help you can give me on adding solar to this system. What type of solar panel would I need and a appx. cost. Thank you for any help in this matter. Bo Sluder<br />
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Dated on : 10-31-2013</p>

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<p>Hi Bo, Where are you located?&nbsp; What is&nbsp;square footage of your home or shop?&nbsp;What size&nbsp;is your wood boiler&nbsp;storage tank?Do you run glycol thru the boiler? Is the outdoor boiler used for domestic hot water and space heating is it hydronic heating or radiators Thanks Alan<br />
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Post By : Alan Anderson Dated On : 11-01-2013</p>

<p>Thanks for the reply. &nbsp; We are located in Newland, NC about 3,600 ft in the mountains of western North Carolina.&nbsp; Heating about 3,500 sq ft of home. The boiler is a central CL-5036 holds 196 gallons of water, 74 sq ft heat transfer area. &nbsp; I am using a mixture of about 50/50 water and glycol. The wood boiler is used to heat the home in winter. I have two heat pumps (one for downstairs, one upstairs) that I have put radiators in the ductwork and using the blowers on the heatpumps to forced air. Also use the wood boiler for hot water. &nbsp; Thanks again for any information. I know there is a couple of different types solar panels. The solar tube and the thermal panel. Any advise would be appreciated. &nbsp; Bo Sluder<br />
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