Buderus expands control options for boilers

Buderus, boiler, control

Buderus has expanded its 4000 series of energy-management controls for boilers to meet new environmental legislation and the growing demand for renewables. The new modules enable the intelligent integration of Buderus with virtually any renewable heating plant — such as heat pumps, CHP, biomass and solar.

This range of controls is said to provide more effective control of heating and DHW than a separate boiler-management system and for a fraction of the expenditure. They can also interface with an existing BMS or be used to upgrade a BMS with additional modules where two or more boilers need to be sequenced.

The 4000 control system can be extended at any time with the addition of factory pre-programmed modules as the heating needs of an installation change. All modules are plug-and-play. A removable handset enables controls to be programmed off site and clicked into place when configured.

For more information on this story, click here: jan10, 94
Related links:
Related articles:



modbs tv logo

Industry urged to see Clean Heat Market Mechanism target as opportunity

The UK government has confirmed that the next phase of the Clean Heat Market Mechanism (CHMM) will set an 8% target for the proportion of heat pumps to fossil fuel boiler sales.

2025 CSA Awards winners announced

The Commissioning Specialists Association (CSA) returned to London on the evening of 2nd October for the staging of its 10th Annual Awards Ceremony.