About this asset

Designed for commercial heating plant rooms, this condensing boiler Revit family provides mechanical engineering data for the Ferroli TP3-COND series. Referencing the Ferroli TP3-COND series, the technical specification spans 65, 100, and 150 kilowatt thermal capacity designations for central heating. The boiler configuration represents a high-efficiency floor-standing plant room unit engineered for hydronic distribution systems. Enclosed within a compact casing with integrated front-panel control interfaces, the unit is proportioned for commercial heating loops requiring condensing heat exchanger technology. Service connections and primary hydronic flow and return ports are arranged to interface directly with plant headers, gas lines, and flue discharge runs.

The download is a 932 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

MEP engineers load this native Revit family directly into mechanical and plumbing project templates. Pipe connectors facilitate linkage with hydronic supply and return pipework, ensuring calculated flow rates and system pressure parameters transfer accurately across mechanical schedules. Insertion points allow straightforward alignment within central plant layouts, coordination with flue duct routes, and spatial clearance checking for ongoing servicing and maintenance access.

Intended for commercial, educational, and multi-family residential developments, this unit serves central boiler rooms, basement mechanical plants, and rooftop energy centres. Engineers integrate condensing boilers during detailed MEP design, plant room spatial coordination, and construction documentation phases. The asset supports mechanical equipment schedules, plant replacement schemes, and heating infrastructure coordination alongside primary circulation pumps, expansion vessels, low-loss headers, and commercial distribution pipework.