Too Many Boilers? Here's How to Choose the Right One

Typical price i
180.– to 370.–

Heats water on demand without storing it, reducing energy waste.

Ideal for small households or spaces with limited storage, offering continuous hot water supply without delay.

Typical price i
160.– to 710.–

Stores heated water for later use, ensuring a ready supply.

Suitable for larger households with high hot water demands, providing hot water even during peak usage times.

Typical price i
140.– to 4300.–

Transfers heat from the environment into the home, using electricity efficiently.

Great for eco-conscious users, offering lower energy costs and reduced carbon footprint compared to traditional systems.

Typical price i
240.– to 420.–

Provides instant boiling water for cooking and beverages, reducing wait times.

Perfect for kitchens or areas where frequent access to boiling water is needed, enhancing convenience and efficiency.

Typical price i
150.– to 340.–

Suitable for very small spaces or individual use, providing limited hot water.

Ideal for compact living or occasional use, ensuring energy efficiency and space-saving design.

Typical price i
150.– to 680.–

Designed for small households, offering moderate hot water capacity.

Perfect for small families or apartments, balancing water availability with energy conservation.

Typical price i
210.– to 890.–

Provides ample hot water for larger families or homes with high demand.

Best for medium to large households, ensuring consistent hot water supply and comfort for multiple users.

Typical price i
140.– to 340.–

Designed for small spaces, such as apartments or single rooms, with lower heating requirements.

This option is energy-efficient and cost-effective, ideal for those seeking to heat compact areas without excessive energy use.

Typical price i
230.– to 710.–

Suitable for medium-sized rooms or small homes, offering a balance between size and heating capacity.

Provides sufficient warmth without overconsumption, making it a practical choice for average residential spaces.

Typical price i
300.– to 4300.–

Built for larger homes or commercial spaces, ensuring broad and consistent heat distribution.

This option supports substantial heating demands, offering robust performance for expansive areas or higher energy needs.

Typical price i
200.– to 570.–

Represents the highest energy efficiency, ensuring minimal energy waste.

Ideal for reducing long-term electricity costs and minimizing environmental footprint.

Typical price i
190.– to 840.–

Offers good energy efficiency, but slightly less effective than class A.

Suitable for homeowners seeking a balance between cost savings and upfront investment.

Typical price i
240.– to 1000.–

Lower energy efficiency compared to classes A and B, potentially leading to higher energy consumption.

Recommended for situations where initial cost is a priority over long-term savings.

Typical price i
190.– to 750.–

Mounted on the wall, this version saves floor space and integrates seamlessly into smaller areas.

Ideal for homes with limited space, providing efficient water heating while maintaining room aesthetics.

Typical price i
210.– to 420.–

Installed above the sink, offering immediate hot water access without extensive plumbing.

Perfect for quick installations, delivering hot water directly where needed, ideal for compact kitchens.

Typical price i
160.– to 360.–

Fits neatly under the sink, providing discreet hot water supply with minimal visual impact.

Recommended for kitchens with space constraints, ensuring efficient use of area and easy access to hot water.

Typical price i
120.– to 230.–

Compact design allows for flexible placement, storing limited quantities of hot water.

Suitable for locations with lower hot water demand, ensuring energy efficiency and quick heating.

Typical price i
300.– to 1800.–

Freestanding option that can be placed anywhere, offering versatility in installation.

Great for larger spaces, providing substantial hot water capacity and ease of access for maintenance.