Commercial heating and hot water knowledge articles

Energy labels indicating energy efficiency were introduced in 2015 to be applied to consumer products. A part of our product range is also affected.

The ErP Directive does not only affect boilers but also water heaters. The requirements are not limited to energy efficiency and noise levels. Read our article to find out more.

The Energy-related Products Directive was one of the major legislations which has almost eradicated atmospheric boilers from the market. Learn more about the directive and its requirements here.

Protecting your water heater is essential to ensure a continous hot water supply without breakdown. What are the available means to protect water heaters from corrosion? We've compiled information for you in this article.

Ever wondered what exactly a calorifier is? We explain how a calorifier works and what it's used for in heating and hot water systems.

Sizing hot water systems is a science in itself. Getting it right means you have a sufficient hot water supply without the risk of paying more for hot water you don't need. Find out more in our article.

Looking to fund your school boiler refurbishment? The Condition Improvement Fund could be right for you. Learn more about how it works, who is eligible and what projects can be funded.

Non-domestic private rented properties are required to meet a minimum threshold when it comes to energy efficiency. This is regulated in the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards which were enforced in the Energy Act in 2011. We have put together some information on this for you.

Over the last few years, the government has introduced legislation to achieve carbon savings targets. Do you know which legislation exists? Have a look at this page to learn about it and what's behind the acronyms.

The use of several small boilers compared to one big boiler can make your heating system a lot more efficient. How it works - learn more about the benefits of large turndown ratios and improved system efficiencies.