Remeha warms up South Bristol Sports Centre

06 October, 2007

Two Remeha Quinta 115 boilers have been installed during the refurbishment of the South Bristol Sports Centre. Installers Cook & Harris chose the boilers as they were ‘a good product, reasonably priced’. The boilers will serve a wide range of updated facilities, including squash courts, a health and fitness suite, reception and social areas, as well as newly built changing rooms. The Quinta 1125 is a high-efficiency, wall-hung boiler, known for its low NOx emissions. With outputs of 18 to 115 kW, this space-saving boiler incorporates a premix burner for cleaner combustion, is quick and easy to install and exceptionally quiet in operation.

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