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News Release from: IPPEC Systems | Subject: EcoHeat boiler
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 16 September 2005
New EcoHeat energy efficient boilers
released
IPPEC Systems has enhanced its range of gas and oil condensing boilers to further improve their energy efficiency.
IPPEC Systems has enhanced its range of gas and oil condensing boilers to further improve their energy efficiency All IPPEC boilers are designed with fuel efficiency in mind, but the EcoHeat stainless steel gas boiler is not only fully modulating from 7 to 30 kW but also has an external sensor that adjusts the boiler output depending on the temperature outside
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 17 Jun 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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INSUPEX pre-insulated PEX pipes, introduced last year by IPPEC, the lightweight plastic pipes save time and money when installed in ground or cold voids compared with jointed metal pipes.
Overheating of the home is therefore avoided, specially in a well insulated home, as in a standard systems this often happens when the outside air temperature increases and this is not recognised by the internal thermostat.
Often occupants open windows to cool down which wastes energy and costs money.
"We are committed to energy saving at IPPEC and that is why we only offer condensing boilers, which now offer even better fuel efficiency because of weather compensation control," explains Mr Namih.
"These boilers really do set the standard for energy efficient heating in the home".
The EcoHeat boiler is fitted with hot water priority feature and supplied with cylinder sensor for better hot water control leading to less wastage of energy.
This way the boiler provides heat to the space at low temperature, in the case of underfloor heating, and will switch to high temperature mode when heating the domestic hot water cylinder.
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