Heating and Cooling

What's in the Heating and Cooling category?

This category brings together products for the heating and hot water needs of homes and businesses. It includes natural gas combi boilers, hot water cylinders heated by a boiler or solar energy, room thermostats that control combi boilers and boilers, and electric infrared heaters. Circulation pumps, expansion vessels, and safety equipment required for efficient heating system operation are available in their respective categories.

Subcategories

• Combi boilers: Fully condensing models for residential heating and on-demand hot water.
• Hot water cylinders: Hot water storage tanks heated by a combi boiler, boiler, or solar energy.
• Room thermostats: Wired, wireless, and programmable control devices.
• Stoves and heaters: Electric infrared heaters for home, office, and outdoor use.

Other products needed for heating systems: circulation pumps, expansion vessels, safety valves, and radiator flushing machines.

Tips for efficient heating

Much of the comfort and savings in heating come from proper control and maintenance. Using a room thermostat ensures the combi boiler runs only when needed. Sludge and air accumulated in radiators prevent heat from transferring to the room; periodic radiator flushing and bleeding are therefore beneficial. Annual combi boiler servicing and regular monitoring of system pressure improve both safety and efficiency. Building insulation and window sealing also directly affect heating costs.

Choosing the right product

For combi boiler and hot water cylinder selection, the size of the home, the number of occupants, and hot water demand are the key factors. Electric heaters are a practical supplement for mid-season use or heating a single room; when used as the sole primary heat source continuously, electricity consumption can be high. The installation and commissioning of natural gas appliances must always be carried out by qualified persons in accordance with the gas distribution company's regulations.

Frequently asked questions

Combi boiler or hot water cylinder?

A combi boiler produces hot water on demand; a hot water cylinder stores it. In homes with many simultaneous points of use, a hot water cylinder connected to the combi boiler can improve comfort.

Is a room thermostat compatible with every combi boiler?

The vast majority of combi boilers have a room thermostat connection; you can check your boiler's user manual.

How much electricity does an electric heater consume?

Consumption depends on the appliance's power and operating time; a 2,000 W heater running at full power consumes approximately 2 kWh of electricity per hour.

Where do I find a pump for the heating system?

You can browse union-type circulation pumps for radiator and underfloor heating circuits.

Can I get help choosing a product?

Yes; you can send us your home size and existing system details via chat.