A boiler is essential if you want a hot bath. To assist homeowners with
their choice, below are common boiler types and their features:
Combination Boilers
With combi boilers, residents get to enjoy an infinite supply of hot
water for their baths or showers whenever they desire, as well as consistent
heat throughout the house. Since combi boilers don’t utilise tanks, the system
also takes up limited space in the home, allowing for flexibility in home
layout and renovation.
System Boilers
The system boiler or sealed system has a water cylinder but does not
maintain a water tank. System boilers are capable of providing hot water to
different outlets simultaneously, making it suitable for large families or
households. Due to the nature of the system, which requires hot water storage,
heating the water for direct use or for centralised heating isn’t instantaneous.
Conventional Boilers
Conventional boilers or open vent/regular boilers work much like system
boilers in that they have a cylinder. The only difference is these have a cold
water tank and a separate feed, which are usually housed in the loft. The tank
and feed supplies the cylinder.
Regardless of what boiler type you have installed in your home, every
boiler requires proper inspection, maintenance, repair or replacement. To get
the most out of your heating and hot water system, make sure you consult
experts in boiler installation to keep your system running.
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