FROM THE BLOG
The size of your home, also including the ceiling height The insulation of the house, which can be more or less good The number of people present in the accommodation to establish the domestic hot water needs The region in which you live to determine the outdoor temperature index (ETI) The ideal temperature for heating the rooms in your home (we can only recommend the connected thermostat to regulate and automate the temperature of your home) The possible use of other heating methods (electric, solar, stove, etc.) The use of your boiler is intended either to produce heating only or heating and hot water
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A hot water problem can cause a lot of inconveniences. What should you do if your water heater fails? Find out why your water isn't getting hot and how to fix it.
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Baxi EcoBlue System Boiler Error Codes, what's meaning and how to sorted out.
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Error codes and meanings for Baxi EcoBlue Combi and System Boilers.
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Counting the number of radiators in your home is one method for determining the appropriate boiler size for you and your home. Because of the increasing amount of power required to heat the entire house, the larger the boiler you'll need the more radiators you have.
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Installing a new boiler might take anywhere from six hours to four days, depending on the complexity of the system. We have shared a few examples below to give you a better idea of what we are talking about and to explain the process in more depth.
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