As part of a series of blog posts on some of the important aspects of the gas safe courses, you will learn what a boiler is and understand the different types of boiler and how they are used. This Post looks a Combination Boilers and their advantages and disadvantages in the home.
A combination boiler, or combi boiler as it is most commonly known, can now be found in around 70% of homes in the UK.
Combi boilers provide central heating and hot water without the need for a separate tank to store water; this means that they can be stored in more discreet locations in the house, for instance, under the stairs or in a cupboard.
Benefits of using a combi boiler
Combi boilers provide instant Hot Water around the house as it is needed; this is done by heating the water through the boiler and using a pump to send it around the system. A combi boiler is ideal for smaller households as it saves energy by heating water as it is needed reducing the cost of energy bills.
Disadvantages of using a combi boiler
As a combi boiler heats water as it is needed, the system simply cannot handle the running of multiple showers at the same time. A combi boiler is best recommended for smaller households with one to three occupants.
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