New boiler needed: combi vs standard?

[BigBurner]

Re. France- You must have your eyes & ears shut, Nuclear power has made electric top choice for decades.

Gas is extensively used in domestic homes in France.

As for the rest, they have many combis, but are looking to get away from them.

They are? Enlighten us.

You seem to think they're a new idea and the latest in thinking. Take away their giveaway prices and the market would struggle. Indeed sales are reportedly down anyway.

A new idea? I have you the history Giveaway prices means cost effective.

Sales of everything is down. Combis continue to gain the largest slice of the market as higher flow models come onto the market.

For a country that has a gas network and over 50m population gas isn't extensively used in France. Nearly every new wet heating technology is based on storing energy in some preheated way, with your love of themal stores you should know this.

Higher flow combis have been around for over 15 years, nothing new there.

Have your opinion, but stop fooling yourself you're educating anyone about combis. They're a novelty to you because you've never installed one.

You should stop making things up.

 

[Nixt]

You should stop making things up.

Just because away from your PC and spec sheets you've been, seen, installed, repaired and experienced absolutely F/ALL, don't paint everyone else with your p*** soaked brush.

......I suppose it makes a change from it soaking your tartan slippers.