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

Typical price i
160.– to 400.–

Heats water on demand without storing it, ensuring a constant supply of hot water.

Ideal for small households or spaces with limited hot water usage, offering energy efficiency and space savings.

Typical price i
150.– to 640.–

Stores heated water in a tank, providing a reserve of hot water ready for use.

Suitable for larger households with high hot water demand, ensuring availability even during peak times.

Typical price i
120.– to 1300.–

Transfers heat from the environment to heat water, using electricity efficiently.

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

Typical price i
230.– to 400.–

Provides near-boiling water instantly, often used for kitchen applications.

Convenient for cooking and making hot drinks, saving time and energy in busy kitchens.

Typical price i
150.– to 360.–

Compact size suitable for small spaces or single-person households.

Ideal for occasional use, such as in cottages or small offices, where hot water demand is minimal.

Typical price i
160.– to 640.–

Medium capacity caters to small families or moderate usage needs.

Offers a balance between size and efficiency, ensuring sufficient supply for typical daily activities.

Typical price i
170.– to 640.–

Larger capacity designed for bigger households or high-demand situations.

Ensures ample hot water supply for multiple uses, such as simultaneous showers and dishwashing.

Typical price i
140.– to 360.–

Suitable for small spaces such as studio apartments or tiny homes.

Offers efficient heating for confined areas, minimizing energy consumption and cost.

Typical price i
210.– to 710.–

Designed for medium-sized homes with moderate heating needs.

Balances energy efficiency and heating capability, making it ideal for typical family homes.

Typical price i
320.– to 550.–

Best for large homes or spaces with high heating demands.

Provides powerful heating, ensuring consistent warmth even in colder climates or poorly insulated areas.

Typical price i
180.– to 440.–

Represents the highest level of energy efficiency, utilizing advanced technology to minimize energy waste.

Ideal for long-term savings on energy bills and reduced environmental impact, making it suitable for environmentally conscious consumers.

Typical price i
180.– to 680.–

Offers moderate energy efficiency, balancing performance with cost.

Suitable for those looking for a compromise between upfront costs and energy savings, providing decent efficiency at a lower price point.

Typical price i
150.– to 680.–

Represents basic energy efficiency, often found in older or less advanced models.

Best suited for buyers prioritizing lower initial costs over long-term savings, though it may lead to higher energy bills.

Typical price i
170.– to 680.–

Mounted on the wall, saving floor space and providing easy access.

Ideal for smaller spaces where floor space is limited, offering a sleek and unobtrusive installation.

Typical price i
230.– to 440.–

Installed above the sink, providing hot water directly to the tap below.

Suitable for small kitchens or bathrooms, ensuring quick and efficient hot water delivery without occupying counter space.

Typical price i
150.– to 370.–

Fitted beneath the sink, supplying hot water directly to the faucet above.

Perfect for maximizing counter space, offering a discreet solution that keeps the appliance out of sight.

Typical price i
130.– to 300.–

A compact unit that stores a limited amount of hot water for immediate use.

Best for situations requiring quick access to hot water without waiting, enhancing convenience in low-demand areas.

Typical price i
300.– to 1800.–

Freestanding unit that can be installed on the floor, offering a larger capacity.

Suitable for homes with ample floor space, providing a high volume of hot water for larger households or high-demand applications.