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Vaillant ecoFIT Pure Regular Boilers

The Winter season comes with a lot of add ons to your budget be it for your wollen clothing or electricity bills for heaters and boilers. At this time your primary concern would be to minimise your bills more smartly. Choosing the right boiler would enable higher performance and lower your bills.

Vaillant ecoFIT Pure Regular Boilers are best suited to homes that already have a traditional heating system. It features the latest boiler technology and is compatible with the vSMART app-based heating control. The Vaillant ecoFIT Regular boiler is available in different outputs. A Gas Safe Engineer would recommend a suitable boiler for your home. This high-efficiency boiler helps curtail your energy bills and carbon footprint.  It is an A-rated product which is capable of reducing itself automatically to 20% of its maximum output when you prefer less heat.

Name	Our rating	Availability	Prices	Global Ratings
Vaillant ecoFIT Pure Regular Boiler	9/10	Yes	£726.91 – £1,433.22	4.7 out of 5 stars, 1208 global ratings

Various Models of Vaillant ecoFIT Pure Regular Boilers

Model   ecoFIT Pure Regular 12

Type.    Regular

Maximum Flow Rate N/A

Typical Price  £730

Dimensions.  H – 600mm W- 375mm D- 295mm

Output    12kW

Efficiency Rating  A 90% and above

Model   ecoFIT Pure Regular 15

Type.    Regular

Maximum Flow Rate  N/A

Typical Price  £850

Dimensions.  H – 600mm W- 375mm D- 295mm

Output    15kW

Efficiency Rating  A 90% and above

Model   ecoFIT Pure Regular 18

Type.    Regular

Maximum Flow Rate  N/A

Typical Price  £950

Dimensions.  H – 600mm W- 375mm D- 295mm

Output    18kW

Efficiency Rating  A 90% and above

Model   ecoFIT Pure Regular 25

Type.    Regular

Maximum Flow Rate  N/A

Typical Price  £1100

Dimensions.  H – 600mm W- 375mm D- 295mm

Output    25kW

Efficiency Rating  A 90% and above

Model   ecoFIT Pure Regular 30

Type.    Regular

Maximum Flow Rate  N/A

Typical Price  £1250

Dimensions.  H – 600mm W- 375mm D- 295mm

Output    30kW

Efficiency Rating  A 90% and above

Model   ecoFIT Pure Regular 35

Type.    Regular

Maximum Flow Rate  N/A

Typical Price  £1440

Dimensions.  H – 600mm W- 375mm D- 295mm

Output    35kW

Efficiency Rating  A 90% and above

About Vaillant ecoFIT Pure Regular Boilers

Vaillant ecoFIT Pure Regular Boiler prices range from £726.91 to £1,433.22, which includes VAT and excludes the cost of installation. 

Compact and sleek, the ecoFIT Pure Regular measures 600mm (H) x 375mm (W) x 295mm (D) and is small enough to be fitted in your cupboard or your kitchen.

It also comes with top and rear flue options so that it can be installed in various types of properties.

With six different outputs to choose from including 12kW, 15kW, 18kW, 25kW, 30kW, and 35kW, you can expect to pay anything between £726.91 and £1,433.22 to own the ecoFIT Pure Regular with a standard 2-year warranty. If you want to upgrade to a free 7-year warranty, the appliance must be installed by a registered Vaillant Advance installer.

Advantages

1. The Vaillant ecoFIT Pure Regular Boilers has been developed using high-quality components for longevity and enhanced performance. For example, it has a high specification heat exchanger which not only helps to lower your fuel bills but also keeps maintenance of the appliance quick and easy. 
2. The heat exchanger is accompanied with 4-sided cooling and water agitation to minimise stress and prolong the life of the component, as well as reduce maintenance costs.
3. The Vaillant ecoFIT Pure Regular boiler comes with simple control and a clear LED display so that you may adjust the temperature accordingly.
4. The Smart boiler functions include frost protection to minimise the risk of frost damage
5. The functions also include a burner anti-cycling time to avoid frequent switching on and off to increase the longevity of the boiler and minimise energy loss.

Disadvantages

1. The Vaillant ecoFit pure regular boiler is called a regular boiler (also known as a conventional or heat only boiler) and is ideal for households only and not for industrial purposes.
2. The boiler requires separate cylinder and loft tanks.
3. The boiler offers a 2-year warranty – would prefer a longer standard guarantee.

 Features

A-RATED COMBI BOILER.  –  Save Money on your gas bills

HIGH SPECIFICATION HEAT EXCHANGER. – Helps to reduce your energy bills

TOP AND REAR FLUE OPTIONS – allows flexible siting possibilities

CLEAR LED DISPLAY – delivers clear visibility in poor light conditions

BUILT-IN FROST PROTECTION – Optimal performance regardless of the weather

COMPATIBLE WITH VAILLANT CONTROLS – Alternative energy and cost-saving options

2-YEAR PARTS AND LABOUR WARRANTY – Confidence and peace of mind

FREE 7-YEAR WARRANTY UPGRADE WHEN INSTALLED BY A VAILLANT ADVANCE INSTALLER (PROMOTION UNTIL 31/12/18). –  Extra peace of mind with no extra cost.

Specifications.

Price.               –  £730 to £1,440

Heating output – 12kW, 15kW, 18kW, 25kW, 30kW or 35kW

Dimensions       -600mm (H) x 375mm (W) x       295mm (D)

Weight.               – 35 kgs Fuel.                   – Gas

Efficiency.           -A-rated Smart                 -compatible

Warranty.            – 2 years

 Buying Guide

All regular boilers require a cold water feed tank in the loft, along with a hot water storage cylinder (usually kept in an airing cupboard).

We must stress the importance of selecting the correct boiler type and heat output for your home. If you pick a boiler that is too big, you’ll notice an increase in your fuel bills because it will use more energy than is necessary. A very small boiler won’t be able to keep up with your demands. To know the right boiler type and output for sure, you should consult a Gas Safe registered engineer before buying a replacement.

However, the following factors may be considered while choosing a suitable boiler for your home.

1. Boiler type
2. Efficiency
3. ERP Rating
4. Suitable sized boiler for your house
5. Price
6. Output

What do the Experts have to Say?

Treat your boiler like your car. Regular servicing keeps it running safely and smoothly which makes sense in the long term.

An annual check by a Gas Safe registered engineer should prevent your boiler from seizing up in the winter and help you detect any minor issues before they become major problems.

Review

Stories from Real World Use Cases

Name of the Reviewer– Colin Smith

Date of Review         – 4th December 2020

Rating                      – 5 out of 5 stars

Feedback.                -A refreshingly    professional service.

Vaillant online and telephone enquiries were answered promptly. Information provided was helpful and staff were well informed. All communications were ‘spot on’ and I felt Vaillant staff were attentive, timely and patient. The installation ran just as smoothly as the enquiry and clearly, Vaillant has an excellent relationship with contractors who, in return, spoke highly of the commitment they get from Vaillant. All-in-all, a refreshingly professional service.

FAQs

1. Do boilers actually “boil” water?

No, boilers in operation today do not boil water. The term “boiler” is a carryover from the past when steam boilers were common, which boiled water to make steam. Today’s boilers are water heaters and typically use natural gas. Most can heat water in a range from 145-190 degrees, depending on the radiation system.

2. How do boilers provide heat?

Boilers provide radiant heat, which warms objects in a room. In contrast, a forced-air furnace warms the air in a room, which means objects absorb heat more slowly. Some people prefer boilers because they can set their thermostat at a lower temperature and the radiant heat makes the room feel warmer than the actual air temperature. Others say boilers provide more balanced heat throughout the home during the winter months.

3. What are the common reasons that boilers break or stop working?

Pumps fail and electrical components can stop working (controls, thermostat, etc). Also, unnecessary air may get into the system or low water pressure may occur, both of which can result in the system not moving the water so the boiler cannot radiate heat correctly or at all.

4. What is the risk of burns associated with using hot water for heating, such as with young children around hot radiators?

The risk is relatively low (due to more common baseboard heaters), assuming you keep the water temperature at the correct setting. This is especially important if your home uses the older cast iron radiators, which can become hot to the touch if the water temperature is set too high.

5. Do boilers waste water or energy?

No, they do not waste water because boilers are a sealed system. Modern boiler systems are just as efficient as any gas forced-air furnace.

6. How do you know if your boiler is operating efficiently?

Standard Heating can help by performing a boiler tune-up to assess your system. Boilers require annual maintenance to ensure efficient operation.

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Conclusion

While we spend quite a lot of time and money on our smartphones and other products, Why not make a smarter choice while choosing a suitable boiler for our homes. The Vaillant ecoFIT Pure Regular Boilers is ideal for your home. This boiler would help to reduce your bills and carbon footprint. It is capable of reducing itself to 20% of its maximum output where you need less heat.

It offers excellent user control and everything you need from User controls to a warranty of 2 years which could be upgraded to approximately 7 years. 

The boiler has received Excellent feedback from its customers. This, for sure will be a smarter choice for your home and will help you cut down on the extra power consumption.