SYSTEM 2000 from Energy Kinetics
Below are some comparative numbers showing the net costs of different fuels. Prices are for NH average and from the NH Office of Energy and Planning at http://www.nh.gov/oep. As the fuel rates change, we will update these prices.
| 3/5/2012 | Equivalent | Equivalent | Equivalent Price | |||||||
| Price | Price | Per 1,000,000 BTU | ||||||||
| Delivered Fuel Costs: | Per | Per | ADJUSTED FOR | |||||||
| 140,000 BTU | 1,000,000 BTU | EFFICIENCY | NET | |||||||
| Natural Gas old system | $1.05 | per therm | 100,000 | BTU/therm | $ 1.47 | $ 10.50 | 60% | $ 17.50 | ||
| Natural Gas new system | $1.05 | per therm | 100,000 | BTU/therm | $ 1.47 | $ 10.50 | 95% | $ 11.05 | ||
| Propane old system | $3.55 | per gallon | 92,000 | BTU/gallon | $ 5.40 | $ 38.59 | 60% | $ 64.31 | ||
| Propane new system | $3.55 | per gallon | 92,000 | BTU/gallon | $ 5.40 | $ 38.59 | 95% | $ 40.62 | ||
| Oil Heat old system | $3.99 | per gallon | 140,000 | BTU/gallon | $ 3.99 | $ 28.50 | 60% | $ 47.50 | ||
| Oil Heat new system | $3.99 | per gallon | 140,000 | BTU/gallon | $ 3.99 | $ 28.50 | 80% | $ 35.63 | ||
| Oil Heat SYSTEM 2000 | $3.99 | per gallon | 140,000 | BTU/gallon | $ 3.99 | $ 28.50 | 90% | $ 31.67 | ||
| Electricity | $0.14 | per kWh | 3,413 | BTU/kWh | $ 5.74 | $ 41.02 | 100% | $ 41.02 | ||
| Electricity Heat Pump | $0.14 | per kWh | 3,413 | BTU/kWh | $ 5.74 | $ 41.02 | 3 | $ 13.67 |
| 1/1/2012 | Equivalent | Equivalent | Equivalent Price | |||||||
| Price | Price | Per 1,000,000 BTU | ||||||||
| Delivered Fuel Costs: | Per | Per | ADJUSTED FOR | |||||||
| 140,000 BTU | 1,000,000 BTU | EFFICIENCY | NET | |||||||
| Natural Gas old system | $1.08 | per therm | 100,000 | BTU/therm | $ 1.51 | $ 10.80 | 60% | $ 18.00 | ||
| Natural Gas new system | $1.08 | per therm | 100,000 | BTU/therm | $ 1.51 | $ 10.80 | 95% | $ 11.37 | ||
| Propane old system | $3.39 | per gallon | 92,000 | BTU/gallon | $ 5.16 | $ 36.85 | 60% | $ 61.41 | ||
| Propane new system | $3.39 | per gallon | 92,000 | BTU/gallon | $ 5.16 | $ 36.85 | 95% | $ 38.79 | ||
| Oil Heat old system | $3.75 | per gallon | 140,000 | BTU/gallon | $ 3.75 | $ 26.79 | 60% | $ 44.64 | ||
| Oil Heat new system | $3.75 | per gallon | 140,000 | BTU/gallon | $ 3.75 | $ 26.79 | 80% | $ 33.48 | ||
| Oil Heat SYSTEM 2000 | $3.75 | per gallon | 140,000 | BTU/gallon | $ 3.75 | $ 26.79 | 90% | $ 29.76 | ||
| Electricity | $0.14 | per kWh | 3,413 | BTU/kWh | $ 5.74 | $ 41.02 | 100% | $ 41.02 | ||
| Electricity Heat Pump | $0.14 | per kWh | 3,413 | BTU/kWh | $ 5.74 | $ 41.02 | 3 | $ 13.67 |
TO CALCULATE ENERGY SAVINGS DIVIDE YEARLY HEATING COST BY NET ADJUSTED PRICE THEN TAKE THAT NUMBER AND MULTIPLY BY THE NEW NET ADJUSTED NUMBER. THAT WILL BE YOU NEW HEATING COST
from Energy Kinetics is the first fully integrated heat and hot water system on the market. Unlike conventional boilers, SYSTEM 2000 is activated only when you need heat or hot water. After heat or hot water needs are satisfied, System 2000 runs an energy recovery cycle that puts nearly every ounce of heat left in the boiler to work for you. SYSTEM 2000 remains cold when there is no heat needed, which keeps fuel dollars from being wasted.
Lifetime Warranty
Energy Kinetics provides the best pressure vessel and the best warranty in the industry: A lifetime limited warranty and a 10 year labor allowance for residential pressure vessels. The warranty may even be transferred to a new owner within the first five years of the installation. The solid state Digital Energy Manager carries a 5 year warranty and an extended protection plan for the life of your SYSTEM 2000. Refer to the specific warranty for details.
SYSTEM 2000 Products and Specifications
SYSTEM 2000's low annual fuel consumption is what sets it apart from the competition. The system's fuel neutral design allows for either oil heat or natural gas to be used as an energy source for both residential and light commercial applications. SYSTEM 2000 provides multi-zone control of warm air, radiant heat, hydronic baseboard and domestic hot water as well as heating capabilities for pools or spas.
This is the "smart" central control of the system. It continuously monitors heat requirements and directs output where it is needed. The digital energy manager controls heat in active areas of the home without wasting energy in unoccupied rooms. The system's energy converter is flushed with cool water after the boiler cycles off, which saves energy that would otherwise be lost.
