Electric Boilers !! Question for the Pros !!
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sturharv
Can I suggest the Heatrea Sadia Electroxmax units.
It is a 9kw combined boiler and 180 ltr hot water store unit. It can run rads or underfloor heating and has 9kW output, ideal for small flats, using them on a job at the moment.
http://www.heatraesadia.com/HS/HeatraeS.nsf/ProductLookup/Electromax
It is a 9kw combined boiler and 180 ltr hot water store unit. It can run rads or underfloor heating and has 9kW output, ideal for small flats, using them on a job at the moment.
http://www.heatraesadia.com/HS/HeatraeS.nsf/ProductLookup/Electromax
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sturharv
oh..... and make sure they go on a low rate tariff meter such as economy 10
Can I suggest the Heatrea Sadia Electroxmax units.
It is a 9kw combined boiler and 180 ltr hot water store unit. It can run rads or underfloor heating and has 9kW output, ideal for small flats, using them on a job at the moment.
http://www.heatraesadia.com/HS/HeatraeS.nsf/ProductLookup/Electromax[/QUOTE]
Now I like the look and sound of these
So is the height of these 1476 + 600 for the top ?
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Can't find the info on the www.gah.co.uk website, I think they call it Electrastream. Got the brochures in the office. Might be worth a call.
http://www.oso.no/default.asp?uid=292
Can't find the info on the www.gah.co.uk website, I think they call it Electrastream. Got the brochures in the office. Might be worth a call.
Top man !! Ill check em out mate
i've done loads of work in new build flats and it appears the way the builders go when gas isn't an option is Gledhill pulsa coil A class and dimplex on the wall heaters. all electric. cheap on install, expensive to run but thats the way house builders like it.
Although Heatrae did have a problem with the pcb, it has now been resolved.
On a training day I had there and factory visit, they openly admitted there HAD been problems.
I've only fitted one before and it cost me £4000 in legal fees etc
Make sure whoever wants them fitted signs a waiver acknowledging how much they will cost to run
On a training day I had there and factory visit, they openly admitted there HAD been problems.
I've only fitted one before and it cost me £4000 in legal fees etc
Make sure whoever wants them fitted signs a waiver acknowledging how much they will cost to run
was that the electromax ??Although Heatrae did have a problem with the pcb, it has now been resolved.
On a training day I had there and factory visit, they openly admitted there HAD been problems.
I've only fitted one before and it cost me £4000 in legal fees etc
Make sure whoever wants them fitted signs a waiver acknowledging how much they will cost to run
Im liking the look of the electromax but need to find out if there is room for em in these flats !!
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sturharv
I'd go with the electromax units.
You need space above for the expn vessel
You need space above for the expn vessel
I think Ill be putting the Electromax forward for the project but I need to know the actual full height with the EXP Vessel and the width as Im sure they will have to adapt the door for the cupboard it will be going in ..
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