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Welcome to our comprehensive guide on Boilers at build4less. As a boiler expert, I'm here to provide insights into the different types of boilers available, their uses, and how to choose the right one for your needs.
Types of Boilers and Their Uses
- Combi Boilers: Combination boilers, commonly known as combi boilers, are highly efficient and compact, making them ideal for smaller homes. They provide both heating and hot water directly from the boiler, which means there's no need for a separate water tank. Models like the Vaillant Green iQ Ecotec and Baxi Assure Combi fall into this category.
- System Boilers: System boilers are suited for homes with multiple bathrooms as they can deliver a constant supply of hot water to several taps simultaneously. They require a cylinder for storing hot water but don't need a large cold water tank. The Vaillant ecoTEC Plus and Baxi 618 System Boilers are examples.
- Open Vent Boilers: Also known as conventional boilers, open vent boilers are typically used in older, larger homes. They need both a hot water cylinder and a cold water tank, usually in the loft. They're ideal for homes with higher water usage. Products like Vaillant ecoTEC Plus Open Vent and Baxi 625 Heating Only Boiler represent this type.
- LPG Boilers: Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) boilers are an alternative for homes that are not connected to the mains gas network. They operate similarly to standard gas boilers but use LPG stored on the property. Vaillant ecoTEC Pro 28 Combi LPG Boiler is a notable example.
Heat Only Boilers: Also known as regular boilers, these are simple in design and are typically easier to maintain. They work with a cold water tank and a hot water cylinder. The Baxi 613 and 619 Heating Only Boilers are part of this category.
Selecting the Right Boiler
- Space Considerations: Combi boilers are ideal for smaller spaces, while system and open vent boilers are better suited for homes with more space for water storage systems.
- Water Usage: For homes with higher water demand, such as multiple bathrooms, system boilers or open vent boilers are preferable. Combi boilers are better for lower water usage.
- Fuel Type: If you're not connected to the mains gas, consider an LPG boiler. Otherwise, gas boilers are a more common choice.
Energy Efficiency: Look for boilers with high energy efficiency ratings to reduce energy bills and carbon footprint.
Brands and Models
We offer a range of boilers from trusted brands like Vaillant and Baxi. Each brand provides various models to suit different needs, whether it's the eco-friendly Vaillant Green iQ series or the versatile Baxi Assure range.
In conclusion, selecting the right boiler depends on your home's size, water usage, and specific heating requirements. With our range of boilers, you're sure to find a model that perfectly fits your needs.