A Room Sealed Boiler

Sealed systems have the benefit of all equipment pressurisation units and expansion vessels being located in the boiler room making service and maintenance access simpler.

A room sealed boiler.

A type c appliance that is designed for connection via its ducts to a horizontal terminal which at the same time admits fresh air to the burner and discharges the products of combustion to the outside through openings that are either concentric or close enough to come under similar wind conditions. Make sure you check the output of the boiler before installing. Room sealed type c3. A room sealed boiler won t emit fumes into the room making it safe to be installed in a room where people sleep.

The main regulation that must be followed is the requirement for the boiler to be room sealed. The boiler providing both central heating and instantaneous hot water at mains pressure has been designed for use with a sealed central heating system. This means that the boiler system takes the air that it uses for combustion from outside as well as only emitting its fumes outside through the flue which makes the boiler safe to be in a room where people sleep. Boiler description the fer hawk ii is a room sealed combination boiler using a fan assisted balanced flue.

Under the gas safety regulations 1998 a room being used to sleep in can t have a gas boiler over 14kw unless it is room sealed. Room sealed type c1. Pressurisation units offer the additional benefit of monitoring system pressure so that appliances can be interlocked to prevent operation in the event of operating. The boiler is of light weight construction and the heat exchanger provides central heating and domestic hot water from an integrally designed unit.

The vast majority of new boilers are room sealed but it s always a good idea to double check before commiting. Most new boilers are room sealed but it is always a good idea to check when having a new boiler installed in your home.