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− | |Description= | + | |Description=A combi boiler is a high efficiency boiler and heater, contained within a compact unit and does not include a water tank. |
− | |Advantages= | + | |Advantages=*Space saving |
− | |Disadvantages= | + | *Reliable design |
+ | *High energy efficiency | ||
+ | |Disadvantages=*Certain conditions may result in low water pressure | ||
|Application barriers= | |Application barriers= | ||
− | |Information sources= | + | |Information sources= [http://www.bosch-climate.com.au/products-bosch-hot-water/heating/hydronic-heating-boilers/condens5000wcombi.html Source] [http://bpec.org.uk/downloads/CE30%20-%20Domestic%20heating%20by%20gas.pdf Source] [http://www.hse.gov.uk/gas/domestic/pdf/coemissionsreview.pdf Source] |
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Description | A combi boiler is a high efficiency boiler and heater, contained within a compact unit and does not include a water tank. |
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Parameter | Minimal Value | Maximal Value | Unit |
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Fuel | |||
Operating Efficiency | |||
Annual Degradation Rate in Efficiency |
% | ||
Heat Output Central Heating |
kW | ||
Heat Output DHW |
kW | ||
Output Capacity |
kW | ||
Dimensions |
inches | ||
Weight |
kg | ||
Maximum DHW Flow Rate |
kW | ||
Maximum DHW Flow Rate Required |
kW | ||
Minimum Operating DHW Pressure Required |
psi | ||
Mechanical and Hydraulic Connections | |||
CH Flow/Return Pipe Size | |||
DHW Flow/Inlet/PRV Size |
mm | ||
Noise Level |
dB | ||
CO Emissions Maximum |
mn/m3 | ||
NOX Emissions Maximum |
ppm | ||
Investment Cost |
£ | ||
Operational Cost |
£ | ||
Replacement Cost |
£ | ||
Life Expectancy |
years |