Reimers Electra Steam - Blog

Making a decision on buying an electric boiler is no simple task. A customer should look at what is important today and in the future, the purchase will be a many year investment. On the top of must-haves would be functionality, customer service, availability of parts, and safety.

One common need for any electric steam boiler is a source of feed water. This is obtained by a pressurized line or by a pump or the combination of the two. The flow entering the boiler is important for many reasons. Reliable operation, steady pressure inside the vessel, and other process factors that affect economics or product.

Electric steam boilers and electric hot water boilers get many quality checks at Reimers Boiler production facility before being shipped. Pressure and temperature are critical factors that customers want controlled. That is how a boiler is determined to need more power input or allow it to sit idle.

Reimers continued their long standing involvement with the HVAC industry, often called the AHR gathering, by displaying in the Las Vegas at the Convention Center in February. The time was used to host customers and show the hot water and steam boilers available for the varied applications they serve.

Find a boiler that is right for your project. Reimers has a self help method to determine what fuel type boiler is best for the job.

Electric Steam Generator = UL Listed Safety = Reimers Boilers

There is an expo on Feb 2nd-4th in Las Vegas for the AHR, an association where the world's manufacturers meet and display good related to heating/cooling and design and control of the same. Reimers, fabricator of electric steam and hot water boilers, will be there to meet with customers and suppliers. Come visit and get a plan for your project. Booth C8016.

Safety, reliability, and operation are checked on every boiler at Reimers. In the photo a pump is wired direct to a 3 phase source to check load vs amps. These pumps are not self protected thus Reimers provides a fuse block with appropriate sized and type of fuses.

Electricity is intimidating to may people. It is invisible, but can deliver a heavy blow to you or your surroundings. A primary focus of boiler safety from UL, NEC, and NFPA is to minimize potential hazards.