Fulton, a global manufacturer of heat transfer products, announces its pulse condensing boilers are contributing toward more LEED points than any commercial boiler on the market in the following categories set forth by the Green Building Rate System For New Construction and Major Renovations (LEEDNC) Version 2.1: Green Power, Innovation in Design, Optimizing Energy Performance and On-Site Renewable Energy.

With thermal efficiencies up to 98%, pulse boilers are perfect for any green building application. Surpassing the standard set forth by ASHRAE 90.1-2007 for optimizing energy efficiency, Fulton’s pulse boilers can be incorporated in sustainable building designs and can contribute more LEED points than any other condensing boiler. Pulse combustion is a natural process that is self-sustaining and does not require the need for a power burner, drastically decreasing energy consumption. When running, Fulton’s pulse boilers draw less than one amp at 120VAC and can be run off a single solar panel.

Low energy consumption and ultra-high efficiencies result in an industry leading green technology in a condensing boiler that is ideal for LEED certified buildings. With a convenient footprint, pulse boilers fit through a standard doorway and are perfect for retrofit applications, major building renovations or new construction. Low Emissions are also available with emissions compliant to SCAQMD Rule 1146.2.