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Monday, 15 March 2010 22:16

All Greenstar condensing boilers are over 90% efficient and are designed to blend in with other domestic appliances.

The Greenstar CDi System boiler for instance, can cut heating and hot water bills by between 15-20% - and they’re up to 30% cheaper to run than an older boiler. Greenstar condensing boilers deliver this energy saving performance by recycling exhaust gases to extract and re-use latent heat - a highly efficient use of energy which also significantly reduces carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. All products are SEDBUK and SEI HARP approved.

Worcester-Bosch is part of the Bosch Group - one of the world’s leading names in high-end technology.



 

What type of condensing boiler best suits my needs?

There are 3 different types of high-efficiency condensing boilers:

Combi, Regular or system (a regular boiler is often also referred to as a “traditional” or “conventional” boiler.)

The major difference between a combi and any other type of boiler is that a combi eliminates the need to store  hot water - so no hot water cylinder is needed. Each type delivers all the benefits of high-efficiency technology,  but which one you choose will depend on several factors, including your property, your lifestyle and the  professional advice of a Gas Safe Register (Great Britain) or CORGI (N. Ireland and Channel Islands) installer for gas boilers, or, an OFTEC registered installer for oil-fired boilers.

Consideration

 Most suitable boiler

You want a loft conversion

 COMBI

You live in a flat or bungalow (Limited roof space)

 COMBI

Your home has more than 2 bathrooms

 REGULAR OR SYSTEM

Your main water pressure is low

 REGULAR OR SYSTEM

You want to replace an old boiler to improve an existing conventional central heating system

 REGULAR, SYSTEM or COMBI

There is a need to have hot water available on tap without waiting for it to heat up

 COMBI 

 
Last Updated on Tuesday, 16 March 2010 00:08