Like any of the radiator panels within the house, towel rails will be hot to touch when they are in heating up mode. This, however, isn’t hot enough that you will burn yourself by touching them. Towel rails can also have thermostatic relief valves installed whereby you can manually turn down the temperature on [...]
Yes! They need gas, water and power to be able to operate. However, if they are installed inside the building, they also require fluing of the exhaust emissions to the outside of the building. This adds to the cost and limits the potential locations we can install the boiler unit.
The boiler is normally wall hung outside the building. They need gas, water, and power to be able to operate. We recommend that they are easily accessible in case of repairs or maintenance. We try to avoid having them elevated where you need a ladder to access them or putting them on roofs. [...]
The thermostat controller is located in a central location of the building (not too close to windows or radiator panels) so it reads the overall temperature of the house. Thermostats can be programmed to activate the heating at set times of the day. This can be multiple times of the day at different temperatures. [...]
That can’t easily be determined as it will depend on the price you are paying for your gas, the amount of time you have your heating on for each day, the temperature you are running your system at, the insulation levels of your house and what the outside temperature is doing. [...]
Yes, you can. Different zones can be installed at the time of installation, and these can be controlled at different times and at different temperatures.
Yes. Like any gas appliance Hydronic heating boilers should be serviced. To ensure peak operating efficiency we would recommend an annual general service to ensure that the whole system is working at the most efficient level. Proactive maintenance tends to avoid any major problems before they happen and keeps running costs to a minimum. [...]
Yes, however the hot water production is very limited (22.5ltr per minute) in hydronic boilers. So in a nut shell the hydronic combination boilers only produce enough hot water for one outlet at a time. That’s not ideal if you have more than two residents or more than one bathroom. Also, if you ever [...]
At Nissl Eichert we have changed our brand loyalty over the years to what we consider is the best value for money in the Australian market. As this technology changes and evolves we are always keeping our ears to the ground for the latest developments in efficiency and technological advancements. We would always recommend [...]
To design your heating solution, we at Nissl Eichert first determine your overall heating requirements. This mathematical formula is called a “heat load calculation”. This calculation is then used to determine the size of your system and the required Kilowatt output to efficiently heat your property. The calculation takes everything into account everything from [...]