Condensing Boilers

Condensing boilers are the most energy efficient Central Heating boilers on the market today. They achieve this high level of efficiency by removing the heat from the fuel it is burning and also cooling the products of combustion, which are normally wasted up the flue, so much so that the water vapour in them turns into liquid. This happens at around 55°C. For a boiler to cool the flue products this much, it has to have a larger, more efficient heat exchanger than traditional boilers read more...

Solar Panels

Known as “collectors”, Solar Panels can be fitted to a building roof. Solar panels use the suns heat to warm water, or another fluid, which passes through the panel. The fluid is then fed to a hot water tank and helps to provide hot water for central heating for the building. Solar panels work throughout daylight hours, even if the sky is overcast and there is no direct sunshine. Solar panels can provide both space and water heating read more...

Heat Pumps

Heat is widely available in the ground, air and water around your house. TBEHe natural sources of heat are constantly replenished by the sun. A heat pump system will harness free and renewable energy sources for heating your house and supplying hot water at a very low cost. The role of the heat pump is to ‘pump up’ heat from a low temperature source, for example the ground under your lawn and release it at a higher temperature into your central heating system read more...

Biomass Boilers

Modern woodchip and pellet boilers retrieve the wood fuel automatically from the storage area and burn it, which meets high environmental standards. Modern boilers use 90% of the energy contained in the wood for heating, ensuring a very high efficiency, similar to that of a good oil and gas boiler. Selecting the right capacity for the boiler is very important if its operation is to be economical and trouble free. A-Rated Energy can help you in this process read more...