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Compact, On-Demand Steam Boiler Improves HVAC Efficiency - Miura North America Inc. - Facility Management Product Release

Miura North America Inc.
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The LX-300, featuring the exclusive “low water content, water tube” design, is a once-through, forced circulation steam boiler that produces steam in just 5 minutes while maintaining 85 percent fuel-to-steam efficiency.

The model features:

• Modular design allows flexibility to customize your steam plant to meet any demand and load profile optimized for superior energy management
• Customize plant size to specific needs
• Automatically stage boilers to meet demand fluctuations
• Save 20% on average in annual fuel costs
• Provide equivalent boiler capacity in less than half the space
• Reduce CO2 and NOx emissions
• Ideal for a wide range of applications from point-of-use to district energy

“Our LX-300 model will undergo an aesthetic and technical upgrade later this year that will make it more user-friendly, easier to maintain, and visually appealing for our U.S. operators - who may have previously felt intimidated by its high-tech façade,” says Doug MacMaster, VP of US Operations.

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posted: 5/21/2015