Have about 30 out there since they replaced the Vega around 2001. All oil and all with Riellos. No leakers and no problems.

I have 2 oil fired B10 boilers—the first I had installed at my house in 2008, the second at my mom's house in 2012. Both Riello BF3 direct vent.

Reside in Hartford Ct area. Down to Biasi B10 vs Buderus G115. ( install to include HF-40 indirect either boiler). Background 2 old retired individuals, probably going to sell in 3-4 years. Not overly interested …

I have a customer I installed a Biasi B10-3 boiler over a year ago. The issue is every time the power goes out the burner does not start up until someone hits the reset button.

It is a Biasi boiler. 3 pass design and holds a low water content.

In taking with Biasi, they recommend the 40 GAS120 burner which I cannot find. However I can find a GAS200 that still falls within the heat output of the boiler. Is there a reason why the 200 cannot be …

I have a Biasi B10 oil fired boiler. Recently replaced a bad aquastat, so was keeping a closer eye on it than usual.

Recently installed a Biasi boiler in my own home. Combustion perfect, 0 smoke, 4% o2. 12 co2. Only thing is kind of a rough light off.

Biasi Boiler - Model # B10-4, Taco Zone Valves, Taco Circulator Pump, Taco Control, Pro 1 Digital Thermostat, 40-gallon Utica Indirect Water Heater Model # H2OI40UB, Riello oil burner.

The three boilers, seven zones each, that I have proposals for are remarkably similar in cost (Pensotti > Biasi > Buderus). There is a grand difference high to low. At this point, I don't really care about the …