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Combi Boilers Dublin

A combi boiler typically provides home heating and hot water on demand without a separate hot-water cylinder. The right choice depends on your home and water demand.

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What Is a Combi Boiler?

Heating

The boiler heats water for the radiators or other suitable heating emitters.

Hot water

Hot water is produced when required in typical combi configurations, without a separate cylinder.

What Size Combi Boiler Do I Need?

Selection depends on the property’s heat requirement, radiators, bathrooms, showers, hot-water demand, incoming mains flow and pressure, and simultaneous use.

24kW

Educational output category only. It does not automatically suit a particular property without assessment.

30kW

Educational output category only. It does not automatically suit a particular property without assessment.

35kW

Educational output category only. It does not automatically suit a particular property without assessment.

40kW+

Educational output category only. It does not automatically suit a particular property without assessment.

Is a Combi Suitable for Two Bathrooms?

It depends on simultaneous hot-water demand and available mains water flow. A household using multiple outlets at once may need a different arrangement.

Will a Bigger Combi Improve Water Pressure?

A higher-output combi may provide greater hot-water capacity. It cannot create adequate mains pressure or flow where the incoming supply is insufficient.

Incoming flow and pressure should be checked before a boiler is selected.

Combi vs System Boiler

Combi

Compact arrangement with on-demand hot water in typical configurations. Suitability depends on incoming supply and demand.

System

Uses stored hot water and may better suit some homes with higher simultaneous demand.

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