Heating boilers - Import export

Use these Advance Thermal Stores for the provision of fast, safe hot water provision throughout the house. They work on the thermal store principle of storing central heating water and providing mains fed hot water via a powerful coil for power showering and quick bath filling. The coil is not pumped. The thermal store acts as a buffer for fast radiator heat up and boiler efficiency. The direct pattern cylinder (TSDC) without the integrated feed and expansion tank has to be fed with a remote F and E tank sited above the highest point of the radiator circuit. You need two pumps - one for the boiler to keep the store hot - controlled by the thermostat on the store, and one for the heating circuit - controlled by the room thermostat and heating programmer. These low maintenance pre plumbed units provide flow rates up to 30 litres per minute and if linked to the appropriate gas, oil, solid fuel or biomass(except Heat Pumps) are suitable for average to larger properties

Use these Advance Thermal Stores for the provision of fast, safe hot water provision throughout the house. The indirect pattern cylinder (TSiC) without the integrated feed and expansion tank has to be fed with a remote F and E tank but can be sited anywhere in the property. They have two coils, the lower one for heat input from a boiler, the higher one for mains fed hot water services. They can be used with sealed system boilers and heating circuits on Y plan systems. These low maintenance pre plumbed units provide flow rates up to 30 litres per minute and if linked to the appropriate gas, oil, or LPG boiler are suitable for average to larger properties. The bottom coil must be pumped. The units look smart too, with a wipe-clean white appliance finish, and the insulation is 60mm foam injected for maximum efficiencies. Stainless steel construction offers a lightweight long life product. The stores are guaranteed for ten years, the parts for two.

Colloide designs and builds customised energy centres which generate heat which can then be distributed to buildings or district heat networks. We can also incorporate CHP units within the energy centre, providing electricity along with heat and a low carbon heat and power solution. Our energy centres are often designed to have more than one energy source, allowing the plant operator to vary the energy sources in relation to the energy demand and the best value for money at a given time. The energy sources may include: Gas fired boilers. Biomass boilers. Heat pump. Oil fired boilers. Combined Heat and Power (CHP) unit Our centres are engineered to include the energy sources, thermal stores, instrumentation, control systems, pumping and pipework network – building in as much flexibility as possible so that the plant can be operated as efficiently as possible.