Bottom line answer to your question: the tankless coil can accept as much heat as the boiler water temperature can provide, but the coil will always cool off a conventional residential heating boiler faster than the burner can keep up.

A tankless coil water heater provides hot water on demand without a tank. When a hot water faucet is turned on, water is heated as it flows through a heating coil or heat exchanger installed in a main furnace or boiler.

Tankless coil water heaters use the heat from a home's boiler to heat water just when it is needed. This is accomplished by a coil of pipe, which is immersed in the boiler water, acting as a heat exchanger, passing heat from the boiler's hot water to the cold water being drawn through it.

My HVAC person said a new tankless coil boiler could be 12% more efficient than my current boiler. I was hoping to get that kind of info about having a separate hot water tank, but maybe it's just not possible to even hazard a guess.

Tankless heater coil installation on a boiler: this article describes the steps in installing or replacing a tankless coil on a hot water (hydronic) or steam boiler. Tankless coils are used to provide domestic hot water by heating building water as it passes through a heat-exchanging coil immersed in the heating boiler's hot water contents.

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The V8H is a reliable drop-in replacement for thousands of homes, simplifying and lowering installation costs. Additionally, it is available with a tankless hot water heating coil for those homes that do not have room for a stand-alone water heater.

Tankless coil water heaters use the heat from a home's boiler to heat water just when it is needed. This is accomplished by a coil of pipe, which is immersed in the boiler water, acting as a heat exchanger, passing heat from the boiler's hot water to the cold water being drawn through it.

Keeping the boiler hot 24/7 year round for the tankless is expensive. There are ways to run the indirect directly off of the boiler water below the water line, using the indirect as a hx for a conventional indirect coil or to use the indirect to heat the potable water with a circulating pump and a storage tank.

Tankless Coil Boilers • A popular, low cost oil-heat option; • Low annual efficiency as boiler must remain hot during non-heating season; • Prior studies have shown common tankless coil boilers to have very high idle losses, leading to really poor annual performance; • Over time, the heat transfer performance of coils decreases