Glow worm betacom 30kw less than £500 all in timer flue the lot.
B class boiler though.
B class boiler though.
Unfortunately you have not given the most important information!
How many people live there?
What is the dynamic flow rate available from your mains supply?
How many outlets are required to work at the same time?
Without that basic information no one can give you proper advice on the best boiler/system.
I am also amused by you setting a "budget" of £1000 for the boiler!
In my view your arbitrary figure is irrelevant as you seem to have ccome to the conclusion that you want the best system/performance.
Most better combi boilers are about £600-£1100 to buy.
Most installers have their own pet boilers. Sometimes thats determined by their discounts rather than their choice of the best performance. Or in some cases they are only familiar with how to fit a few makes/models and dont want to have to learn about new types.
Tony
Maybe you should ask yourself this question:One of my best friends uncle is a corgi and gas safe registered engineer. He said he would look after me.whos fitting it? have you agreed a labour only deal?
Maybe you should ask yourself this question:One of my best friends uncle is a corgi and gas safe registered engineer. He said he would look after me.whos fitting it? have you agreed a labour only deal?
"Why would an uncle of a friend do you any favours?"
Intergas all the way
Gloworm Betacom is now an A rated pre-mix boiler . Very , very similar to the new Heatline boilers , Heatline are owned by Gloworm/Vaillant !
There is IMO , a good argument / logic in installing the intergas , the logic being it has less moving parts than other combi's which = less to go wrong . The intergas is basically the same boiler as the Atmos , or to put it another way Intergas also manufacture the Atmos variant ! Atmos offer greater flueing variations than Intergas though !!
There are probably in excess of 40 or 50 gas boiler manu's / importers in the UK , all flogging them to some one , the term boiler manu can be some what mis leading a more acurate description might be boiler assemblers , alot of the parts are generic , eg intergas use the same make of fan as J&s reno's , worcestor / Bosch use the same gas valves as Ravenheat , elbi divertor valve motors are in many boilers ect ect , asfaik the same company that own Wilo pumps own Viessman boilers (?) who manufacture alot of the cheap & tacky plastic hydroblocks that appear on many boilers , which may well turn out to be carp in the long run ( maybe ?)
gasbanni";p="2081670 said:Exactly............wheres the hydroblock on an Intergas !
Hmm Intergas ?? need to think of a downside gasbanni ??
will get back to you on that
Ever fancied a Lamborgini ?? well u can have for less than a £1000 , choice of 4 colours as well red , black, white or silver they will even give u a 7 year warranty on it !
How about free hot water ? in the winter months ? well a certain amount of free hot water , probably available with a £1100 budget ??
Maybe you should ask yourself this question:
"Why would an uncle of a friend do you any favours?"
OH you cynic !!
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