Potterton Commercial adds condensing boilers to Derwent range

01 July, 2004

Designed to meet demands for modular and energy-efficient boiler plant — Potterton Commercial’s Derwent Compact Plus condensing boiler.

Potterton Commercial has added condensing boilers to its Derwent Compact Plus range. Available as three floor-standing models with outputs of 55, 92 and 128 kW, the new boilers use the tried-and-tested Derwent waterway and a stainless-steel secondary heat exchanger to achieve a net efficiency of 103%. The small footprint and low prices of these competitively priced boilers are combined with low NOx burner technology. They are also qualify for Enhanced Capital Allowances. The panel on top of the boiler gives easy access to the improved controls. Volt-free contacts are standard, allowing for simple boiler integration, easy modularisation and the use of sequencing and zone controls. These condensing boilers can form all or part of a comprehensive boiler package, providing total control of heating plant, with weather compensation and optimisation — in addition to significant energy savings. commercial@potterton.co.uk

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