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As a pioneering boiler manufacturer, we produce high-quality combi boilers with bithermic heat exchangers for outstanding efficiency. Minimal moving parts also ensure straightforward, cost-effective maintenance and long service lives.
Our Xceed monobloc air source heat pump allows you to heat your home without the need for fossil fuels. It can be run entirely on renewable energy while delivering reliable hot water and home heating.
Balance the unbeatable energy efficiency of an air source heat pump with the instant hot water delivery of a combi boiler, with our hybrid heating solutions. These powerful systems come with extensive warranties and are founded in the same cutting edge technology as the rest of our range.
Sustainable heating solutions are an increasing focus of governmental policy, as we move towards the Net Zero deadline. Central heating makes up almost 10% of the UK’s total greenhouse gas emissions, so adopting sustainable technologies is key.
At Intergas, we’re working to drive the development and adoption of sustainable heating solutions. Our boilers, heat pumps and hybrid systems help homeowners reduce their carbon footprint and bring heating bills down.
Absolutely. While the UK government is keen to push gas-free home heating, it has also scrapped the phase out date for gas boilers. This means gas boilers will continue to be a viable home heating solution for the foreseeable future.
Additionally, because of the current high cost of electricity, gas boilers, and especially combi boilers like the advanced systems we sell at Intergas, are often the more cost-effective choice. Better yet, their high efficiency means they can produce reliable, budget-friendly heating while also limiting your carbon footprint.
Combi, system and heat only are three of the main types of boiler systems used in homes across the UK.
Combi boilers are the most modern of the three. They provide hot water on demand for both central heating and taps.
System boilers are an older form of boiler technology. They heat water for central heating as required, and store excess in an insulated tank for later use.
Heat only boilers are a common feature in older properties. They work in the same way as system boilers except they are fed via a cold water tank, usually kept in the loft.
Air source heat pumps can be installed in almost any home. However, their effectiveness will be heavily impacted by how well insulated the property is. If you’re considering installing an air source heat pump, there is a long list of benefits. But you may want to consider speaking to your heating company about whether your home needs any upgrades before installation, such as larger radiators or more insulation.
A hybrid heating system blends a combi boiler with an air source heat pump. This gives you the benefit of hot water on demand and powerful heating in the coldest months, while allowing you to drastically reduce your fossil fuel consumption.
If you’re trying to weigh up whether to install a hybrid boiler or heat pump, there are a few circumstances where you may choose one over the other. Hybrid air source heat pumps use a heat pump to do most of the work, but include a combi boiler as back up.
They are most often installed in colder regions, as the boiler allows them to deliver excellent heating no matter the weather. Hybrid systems are also ideal for properties that aren’t as well insulated, as the boiler can help reinforce the heat pump as needed, compensating for any heat loss while still reducing gas usage.
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.