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We are Heating Installers covering all London areas

If you'd like to arrange a free no obligation price quotation all you have to do is call.... 0845-2601290

and we'll be happy to answer any questions and give advice on your own individual system requirements.

We can offer a very fast and competitive installation service,

fully guaranteed, and certified by Corgi.

We install a wide variety of boilers from various manufacturers dependant upon system requirements and customer preference, we will always explain the benefits of the various boilers on the market place and will always make recommendations based on your budget and individual system requirements to be sure that you have the best service possible from your new boiler.

All of installations are carried out by Corgi registered engineers and have a 5 year insurance backed guarantee for complete peace of mind.

The Different Kinds of Boiler.......

Although boilers differ in size and whether they stand on the floor, hang on the wall or sit inside a fireplace, probably the most important difference is the way they produce hot water for washing, bathing and showering. Traditional boilers and system boilers heat water in a storage cylinder, typically sited in an airing cupboard. Combination boilers heat water instantaneously (via a special heat exchanger inside the boiler) only when you open a hot tap.

Traditional boilers are the simplest kind, with the fewest components inside. System boilers and combination boilers are more complex and tend to be larger because they always include the pump which circulates water through the radiators, and an expansion vessel to accommodate the increase in volume when it gets hot.

Traditional and system boilers with stored hot water systems are best suited to family homes where hot water demand is usually greatest. The average combination boiler is best suited to single households or couples with modest hot water needs.

A Traditional Boiler

Traditional boilers are available in a wide range of designs and outputs to suit almost any situation. Back boilers save space by sitting inside a fireplace opening and are cost effective like-for-like replacements. However due to recent legislation changes we must always look to replace these boilers with a new high efficiency condensing boiler and it is only in unusual circumstances that a back boiler will be replaced with another back boiler. Wall mounted boilers can be small enough to fit inside a kitchen cupboard and still be powerful enough for the larger property. A traditional or system boiler (one with some system components built into the case) can deliver lashings of hot water to several taps simultaneously. You need space for a cylinder as well as a boiler but modern versions are often surprisingly compact. You also have to anticipate your hot water need but modern controls make it easy to plan around your daily/weekly routine and the new generation of 'high recovery' cylinders are designed to cater for unexpected demand.

A Combination Boiler

A combination boiler heats water instantaneously whenever you open a hot tap, so you don't need space for a storage cylinder. In Summer there's often a delay until it reaches working temperature but the supply is endless. The temperature at the tap is dependent on the temperature of the mains supply and the flow rate. In Winter the delivery of usefully hot water can be very limited - perhaps taking two or three times longer to fill a bath than a traditional system - and simultaneous demand by a shower and, say, a washing machine can result in a trickle at each. The latest models feature high outputs, small stores or pre-heating systems designed to supply more hot water and with minimal delay to save wasting water.

Performa 24 HE

The Performa 24 HE features a drop down door that conceals the control panel. The output to domestic hot water is 24kW which corresponds to a hot water flow rate of 9.8 litres per minute raised 35°C and output to central heating is 25.2kW (condensing). Near instantaneous hot water performance is facilitated by means of a compact integral storage vessel.

Provides domestic hot water at up to 9.8 litres per minute raised 35°C
Instantaneous hot water
Modulating output to maximise economy
Operating mode selector switch with reset
Independent control of domestic hot water and heating temperature
Modern, clean design with drop down door concealing the controls
Ten LED status indicators to monitor temperature, operating and fault conditions
Pre-plumbing wall plate
100mm concentric flue system (max 4m total length horizontal)
80mm twin flueing system (max 12m total length vertical or 24m equivalent length)
Optional integral timer
Optional LPG conversion kit
SEDBUK Band B

Performa 30 HE

The Performa 30 HE features a drop down door that conceals the control panel. This 31kW (condensing) boiler delivers a hot water flow rate of up to 12.1 litres per minute raised 35°C.

31kW (condensing) heating output, suitable for larger properties
Provides domestic hot water at up to 12.1 litres per minute raised 35°C
Modulating output to maximise economy
Operating mode selector switch with reset
Independent control of domestic hot water and heating temperature
Ten LED status indicators to monitor temperature, operating and fault conditions
Pre-plumbing wall plate
100mm concentric flue system (max 3m total length horizontal)
80mm twin flueing system (max 12m total length vertical or 24m equivalent length)
Optional integral timer
Optional LPG conversion kit
SEDBUK Band B

Performa System 12 HE, System 18 HE, System 24 HE & System 28 HE

The Performa System HE boilers feature a smooth, easily cleaned white case and a contrasting sculptured door which drops down to reveal the control panel.

A simple display shows the operating status at any given moment. With four models, each with a fully modulating output, there's one to suit the majority of property types.

4 outputs available: 12kW, 18kW, 24kW and 28kW
Compact dimensions for easier siting
Modulating output to maximise economy
Multifunction LED indication of operation and fault modes
Pre-plumbing wall plate with integral isolating valves
Low lift weights for easier and safer installation
100mm diameter concentric flue system
80mm diameter twin pipe flue system
Horizontal or vertical flue terminals
Comprehensive range of flue bends and extensions
Optional LPG conversion kits
SEDBUK Band B

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