• Alpha
• Ariston
• ATAG
• Baxi
• Biasi
• Buderus
• Ferroli
• Glow worm
• Halstead
• Heatline
• Ideal
• Keston
• Potterton
• Ravenheat
• Remeha
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• Vaillant
• Viessmann
• Vokera
• Worcester Bosch

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Remeha reviews

There are currently three models in the combi range from Remeha boilers. Each of the three is manufactured using the same design layout – the only difference being the input and flow rate per minute.

The combi boilers from Remeha are all A-rated for efficiency and come with a fully modulating premix burner that allows the output to range from 6kW through to 39kW. This means that these Remeha boilers are environmentally friendly and energy saving. They also produce very low levels of NOx emissions.

The heat exchangers within the Remeha combi boilers are of the plate type and boast a larger than average surface area. This means they are less susceptible to scaling in hard water areas. All of the models are wall mounted and have a simple but stylish appearance – plus they are easily one of the most compact ranges of boilers available today.

This range of Remeha boilers consists of the 28c, the 35c and the 39c. The numbers denote their maximum outputs in kW. As mentioned above, the only real difference between the three models is the flow rate. The 28c has a flow rate of 11L/min at 35o C while the 35c produces 14L/min and the largest model, the 39c produces 16L/min.

Each of the combi Remeha boilers is compact enough for even small kitchens and all of the models are easy to install and maintain. Their environmentally friendly design makes them popular with many homeowners and the fact that they can be modulated to suit the weather conditions is another highly sort after benefit.