30th May, 2025 Guides
A boiler heat exchanger is a crucial component in heating systems. It allows heat transfer from hot gases to water, creating a reliable hot water supp...
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30th May, 2025 Guides
Turning off the water supply might cause concern about the boiler, but most boilers are built to function without a direct water supply. This is becau...
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30th May, 2025 Guides
A boiler manifold is a vital component in many heating systems. It acts as the central hub, connecting boilers to various pipes that carry water to di...
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30th May, 2025 Guides
Boiler electrodes are key components in gas, combi, and electric boilers. They serve crucial roles in ignition and flame sensing, enabling the boiler...
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30th May, 2025 Guides
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing home heating by introducing smarter, more efficient systems. These systems can learn a household's heating pr...
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30th May, 2025 Guides
Boiler dry cycling occurs when a boiler frequently turns on and off without a demand for heat. This often happens in commercial boilers. It leads to e...
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30th May, 2025 Guides
Standard boilers typically rely on gas as their primary fuel source. For homes without access to mains gas, alternative fuels and systems become essen...
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30th May, 2025 Guides
Heat loss in a home happens when warm air escapes to the outside, and cold air infiltrates. This process can occur through various parts of a house, i...
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30th May, 2025 Guides
Thermal imaging can be a valuable tool for identifying heat loss in boilers. Boilers can develop inefficiencies over time, leading to increased energy...
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30th May, 2025 Guides
A Y Plan heating system is a design used in some homes to manage both central heating and hot water. It features a unique Y-shaped three-port valve th...
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30th May, 2025 News
Understanding the various reasons why a boiler may not switch on can save homeowners time and money.
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30th May, 2025 Guides
An RCD, or Residual Current Device, is an electrical safety mechanism that detects when electrical current escapes from its intended path.
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