Intrepid Direct Vent

Fuel: Oil-Fired
System: Hot Water
Combustion: Atmospheric
Capacity: 1 size, .85 GPH Firing Rate
Efficiency: AFUE 87.2%

The direct vent Intrepid TRDV is a hot water boiler heating system which oil-fired cast iron boiler offers high-efficiency heating without a chimney. Its cast-iron design is recognized by heating professionals everywhere as the longest lasting, most durable heat exchanger material. It’s an ideal choice for new construction, or as an alternative to making costly repairs to poor chimneys. Available in hot water models with or without a tankless heater.

The Intrepid TRDV is DOE 2021 compliant

Fuel: Oil
System: Hot water
Combustion: Atmospheric
Capacity: 103-132 MBH 87.2% AFUE
Vents directly to outdoors without a chimney
Domestic hot water coil optional
Robust cast-iron heat exchanger
Installer-friendly features
Metal push nipple to connect individual sections
Silicone sealant or silicone coated rope seal all flue passage joints
25 Year Limited Lifetime Warranty
Tankless Heater Features
Can accommodates a larger coil to maximize output
Cover plate is visible for easy inspection
Stainless steel cap nuts facilitate routine maintenance
The Intrepid TRDV is DOE 2021 compliant

Your home will be more comfortable with an Intrepid TRDV boiler because it does not use household air for combustion. It draws combustion air directly from the outdoors and expels exhaust directly to the outdoors through flexible exhaust tubing. Direct venting also reduces the risk of oily odors entering the living area.

The Intrepid TRDV boiler is designed to protect against the adverse effects of changing operating conditions. Many boilers suffer from poor combustion and soot buildup when their setup conditions are changed by cold oil, cold air or changes in chimney draft. The contoured shape of Intrepid’s heat exchanger has one of the lowest draft losses in the industry. This supports stable combustion. Burners are configured for each specific model to provide smooth, clean, efficient operation. Unlike most oil boilers, Intrepid’s push nipples are located to the side, out of the way of the flue gasses. This creates more uniform heat transfer, minimizes draft loss and reduces soot build-up.

Product Literature

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Technical Resources

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