New boiler ensures warm welcome to Irish church

10 November, 2009

A warm welcome to services in this church in Ireland is ensured following the installation of a Potterton Paramount condensing boiler and LST radiators.

A church in Ireland is said to be effectively heated for the first time in its 300-year history following the installation of a Potterton Paramount two 80 kW condensing boiler and 22 low-surface-temperature radiators. Doolin Plumbing & Heating installed the system in St Coman’s Church of Ireland in Roscommon.

The boiler is located in a cupboard next to the communion table.

Features of the Paramount two range of wall-hung condensing boilers include an efficiency of 109% net, low NOx emissions exceeding Class 5 and pre-mix combustion with fully modulating control. They also have built-in weather compensation, summer/winter changeover and time control.

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