Why choose an Oil Boiler?

Highly efficient

Extremely quiet

Perfect for remote homes

Performs well year round
Putting the Oil in Boiler
An oil boiler works in a very similar way to a gas boiler. The fuel, in this case oil, is ignited in the combustion chamber and a heat exchanger warms up cold water, either from the mains in a combi system or from a cold water tank in a conventional system. The heated water can be used in your radiators, taps and showers to provide your home with heating and hot water.
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How are they different?
The main difference between a gas and an oil boiler is the way the appliances store their fuel. A gas boiler doesn’t need to store gas because it is connected to the mains, which means it has a constant supply of fuel. In contrast, an oil boiler requires a tank to store the oil until it is needed.
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