
Combi Boilers, are a suitable replacement for storage heaters, Gledhill Electramate 2000, Redring Dual Heat, Churchill Imstor. Focus on reduction in running costs by 35% in comparison to Amtec, Fusion, EHC Electric Boilers, Trianco Aztec, Dimplex, Askari Electric Boiler.
The boilers used in our systems are the latest technology and energy efficient which can lead to substantial savings on fuel bills compared to older, less efficient, boilers.
Radiators used in our systems have stylish good looks and are complemented by a heat transfer design which ensures the energy efficient of all expensive central heating fuels. Their sleek design and modest dimensions embrace a water envelope which demands remarkably low water content to provide controllable, swift heat up and high output. Each radiator is enamel finished and comes complete with factory fitted top grills and side panels as standard.
Each radiator is fitted with a thermostatic control which allows control of temperature in each room and also minimises unnecessary heating use.
The systems are fitted with a progammable thermostat to control your central heating and hot water on/off programmes.
System design temperatures are guaranteed to the following when the outside temperature is -4°C and boiler flow temperature is 70°C.
The pipework used in our systems is copper or barrier pipe, sized according to suit system design.
All pipework beneath ventilated floor voids or in attic spaces is insulated, this reduces unwanted heat loss substantially - further saving on fuel bills.
The system electrics are protected by a double pole fused isolating switch rated to 3 amp which is situated next to the boiler. The switch also provides safety when maintenance is being carried out.
On electric heating system the electrics are protected by a 100 amp isolator with a suitably sized mcb at both main board and boiler position depending on boiler location and installed by a qualified Electrician.
The new systems are earth bonded to the current edition of the IEE wiring regulations. This work is carried out for your safety. If a Gas Safe registered installer does not carry out this work when installing a new system, they must inform you with a written document to have this work carried out by a competent electrician.