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| 2. CONDENSING CONVENTIONAL BOILER SYSTEM With this type of system hot water cannot be provided on demand but must be stored, usually in a copper cylinder (usually located in an airing cupboard) and a cold water tank above it (usually in the attic) as well as a smaller central heating header tank (also usually in the attic). As the water is pre-heated and stored, it can be used by more than one tap at a time without significant loss of flow. The Conventional system is particularly suited to the larger property with more than one bathroom or where mains water pressure is too low for an instantaneous appliance such as a combination boiler. Most types of boiler are also available as high efficiency or "condensing" boilers. There are high efficiency combination boilers, system boilers, or conventional boilers. The term `condensing' or high efficiency applies to the technology which is used to maximise boiler efficiency to use less fuel for more heat.  |
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