Baxi Duo-tec Combi HE A Introducing

Warmth, efficiency and
total peace of mind
When you buy a new boiler, we
understand that it is a considerable
investment. That's why we want to make
sure you have a reliable boiler that will
generate efficient heat and hot water
for years to come.
Why choose a combi boiler?
There's no feeling quite like coming home on a cold
day knowing it's going to be warm and cosy indoors. Or
turning on the hot tap to be rewarded with an endless
supply of hot water.
Combi boilers provide central heating and give you
plenty of hot water when you turn on the hot tap.
This means they're economical to run, as hot water is
only produced when you need it. What's more, there's
no need for a tank in the loft or a hot water storage
cylinder, perfect if space is at a premium.
Installing a new Baxi boiler doesn't have to be daunting.
Quite the opposite, in fact, if you're used to living with a
boiler that's over 10 years old, you'll be amazed at the
savings you can make by replacing it with a new one.
Even if your boiler is still working well, replacing it could
make perfect sense. A fully functioning, regularly serviced
boiler that's 10 years old could cost around £300* more
in annual heating bills than a new model.
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Introducing the Baxi Duo-tec Combi HE A
Why choose Baxi?
A firm favourite with homeowners and installers alike,
Baxi is one of Europe's largest and longest-established
boiler manufacturers. We've had experience in the
heating industry since 1866 - so we know a thing or
two about quality heating. We're very proud of our long
heritage of quality and innovation and that we continue
to manufacture here in the UK.
Baxi boilers carry the
Energy Saving Trust
Recommended logo.
They have been designed
to operate at maximum
efficiency throughout
their lifetime, giving you a
lifetime of reliability and
cost savings and benefits
the environment through
reduced carbon emissions.
* This estimated saving is based on changing from a older G (<70%)
rated boiler, and replacing this with a new A-rated condensing boiler.
Source: Energy Saving Trust. www.est.org.uk
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