Central Boiler
Frequently Asked Questions
How to calculate boiler capacity based on apartment area and ceiling height?
Multiply the apartment area by the ceiling height to determine the total volume and multiply that figure by an average of 40 watts. For system stability, add a 15-20% capacity reserve to the final result.
Single or double-circuit boiler — which is better if there are two bathrooms in the house?
If the house has two bathrooms, it is better to choose a single-circuit boiler with an external water heater, as it ensures stable hot water pressure and temperature at both points simultaneously. A standard double-circuit boiler usually cannot handle a double load, leading to drops in pressure and temperature.
How does a room thermostat relate to gas economy and why is it an essential accessory?
A room thermostat precisely controls indoor temperature and shuts off the boiler as soon as the desired warmth is reached, saving up to 20-30% on gas consumption. Without it, the boiler operates continuously based on water temperature alone, making the thermostat essential for comfort and efficiency.
What are the advantages of a sealed (hermetic) system?
The main advantage of a sealed system is that it draws air for combustion from the outside and discharges exhaust gases outdoors, ensuring maximum safety. In contrast, non-hermetic systems draw indoor oxygen and pose a high risk of toxic CO (carbon monoxide) leakage if ventilation fails.
Underfloor heating or traditional radiators — how does this choice affect boiler operation?
Underfloor heating is a low-temperature system (35-45°C) that significantly reduces boiler load and energy consumption. Traditional radiators require much higher temperatures (60-80°C), forcing the boiler to work harder and consume more fuel.
Can I use internal installment plans?
Yes, you can take advantage of our internal installment plan for up to 24 months For detailed conditions and required documentation, our team is ready to assist you anytime.