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Making a decision on the right heating system for your property and lifestyle is important. Therefore, with a range of boiler systems available from leading brands and advice from the experts, you can be sure to choose the boiler that suits you best.

Ecogen – the next generation of energy efficient boilers

Ecogen is a dual system boiler that generates efficient heating and hot water, but also generates low-carbon electricity for a convenient in home, renewable energy supply. Together with the Government’s Feed-in Tariff, it could not only save you money by reducing the energy you need from a supplier, but earn you money for excess energy you produce and don’t use, which can be fed back into the national grid.

The benefits of an Ecogen boiler:

  • Generates electricity as well as heating and hot water.
  • Can generate up to 30% of the electricity you need at home.[1]
  • Produces 1kWh of electricity every hour, which can be used to run household appliances.[3]
  • Allows you to benefit from the Government’s Feed-in Tariff where you could be paid for electricity you generate.
  • You’ll receive payment for any excess electricity you don’t use, which can be fed back into the National Grid.
  • Payments through the Feed-in Tariff are guaranteed for 10 years.
  • Gives you more control over the way you use energy in your home.

Conventional condensing boilers

This conventional condensing boiler system has two water tanks in the loft and a cylinder, normally in the airing cupboard. The condensing boiler heats the cylinder and converts cold water to hot, releasing gallons of hot water to taps around the house. A pump also circulates hot water via pipes to heat the radiators.

The benefits of a condensing boiler:

  • Faster flow rates.
  • Multiple tap operation.
  • Use of an airing cupboard.
  • Backup electrical hot water heating via immersion.
  • Heating and hot water together.
  • Solar compatible.

Combination boiler

Combi boilers are economical to run and can produce an endless supply of hot water. As they heat water direct from the mains, there’s no need to wait for a storage cylinder to heat up, and you won't run out of hot water. They’re also good if you’re short of space. A pump circulates hot water via pipes to heat your radiators.

The benefits of a combination boiler:

  • Space saving solution.
  • No need for a hot water cylinder or water tank.
  • Heats up hot water when you need it, and it’s there on demand, no waiting.
  • Hot water with mains pressure.

 

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[1] Assumes industry average standard gas consumption of 16500 kWh with a heat output of 14837 kWh and an industry average standard electricity consumption of 3300 kWh with 60/40% split between electricity used on-site/exported on a typical export tariff.  Actual generation depends on individual usage/circumstances.

[2] Your calls may be recorded and /or monitored for quality assurance and compliance purposes. Phone lines are open Monday-Friday 7.30am-8pm, Saturday 8am-6pm and Sunday 8.30am-5:00pm.

[3] Requires 6kWh heat demand on the boiler for approx 8 minutes to start generating 1kWh of electricity. Generation will vary depending on individual circumstances and usage. Any less than 6kWh heat demand will reduce electricity generation proportionately.

[4] Savings figure source www.energysavingtrust.org.uk/Energy-saving-assumptions October 2011. Actual savings depend on individual circumstances.