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It may have taken six years to achieve what I wanted, but I wouldn’t settle. I didn’t want to go electric, it’s too expensive and I definitely wanted a combi so I could have instant hot water. With a double height living room, cost-effective heating is vital. I wanted affordable comfort and now I’ve got it.
These boilers are amazing. Take the HRE 36/40, you can run two baths at the same time, because it has the power to do that, and you don’t need to lose cupboard space to a cylinder; you’re only heating the water you need, which is highly energy efficient and just what Tamara wanted.
From its OpenTherm compatibility and modulation rate to the bithermic heat exchanger, Intergas boilers have been designed with energy efficiency at its heart. For example, when an Intergas boiler is used as a combi, it can condense virtually all the time it is producing domestic hot water which is unique within this industry.
The Eco RFs are ultra-reliable and, since 2019, there have only been two boiler issues and both were to do with low pressure. In each case they were easily resolved by calling the customers and asking them to top up their boilers.
Intergas boilers are unique in their ability to receive pre-heated hot water and, by using an Intergas clip on the pipe temperature sensor, the boiler will only fire up if the water temperature is below 50°C and will only top up what is needed. This is a great way to save energy, save money and lower carbon emissions.
I installed two Intergas Eco RFs, one for heat only and one for heat and hot water. Not only do they supply the economy and efficiency required by Peartree Short Break Centre, they are simple to operate and have built-in features that will enable me to check on boiler operation remotely using my smartphone or tablet.
