▶Oilheat is...

▶Rebate Program

▶For Homeowners

▶Real Estate Professionals

▶Builders and HVAC Professionals

▶Dealer Locator

▶NORA Online Video Training Courses

Oilheat America Knowledge Base

Oilheat Facts

Oilheat will not burn in a liquid state. In order to light heating oil on fire, you must heat it above 140 degrees, the temperature at which it begins to vaporize.

NORA Videos

More can be found here.

NORA Video 1, Action Response to a No Heat Call

NORA Video 2, Preventative Maintenance, Tune-Up

NORA Video 3, Fuel Delivery

NORA Video 4, Heating Oil and Our Environment

NORA Video 5, Primary Controls, Part 1

NORA Video 6, Cad Cell Relays

NORA Video 7, Microprocessor Based Primary Controls

NORA Video 8, How to Install Steel Aboveground Tanks (Residential)

NORA Video 9, How to Install Polyethylene Steel Aboveground Tanks

NORA video 10, Tank Inspection Procedures

NORA Video 11 - Residential Underground Storage Tank Testing

NORA Video 12, Aboveground Fibergalss Reinforced Plastic Tanks

NORA Video 13, Combustion Efficiency Testing

NORA Video 14 - How to Use NORA Fuel Savings Calculator

NORA Video 15, Supporting Your Customers While Prices are High

Outdoor Reset Controls, Video 16 National Oilheat Research Alliance

NORA Video 17 - How to Respond to a Carbon Monoxide Alarm