The Greenstar CDi gas combi boilers are our top of the range appliances.
You can control both the hot water and central heating temperatures on a Greenstar CDi combi. They also offer the widest choice of operating features within our gas boiler range, providing the ultimate in user convenience, performance and economy.
Greenstar CDi combi boilers are unique in that they condense in both heating and hot water modes, resulting in greater efficiency and fuel savings.
The higher outputs of Greenstar CDi boilers can be suitable for larger properties with more than one bathroom.
Central heating output: 30kW
Domestic hot water flow rate: 17.2 litres per minute at 35 degree temperature rise (provided adequate mains water pressure is available)
Efficiency
- 90.2% AThe Greenstar 42CDi is 90.2% efficient and is in the highest possible official efficiency category, SEDBUK band ‘A‘
- This boiler is registered with the Energy Saving Trust.
Print a handy summary about the Greenstar 42CDi
- Best boiler efficiency rating (SEDBUK band A)
- Fully condensing in both central heating and domestic hot water modes
- Keep hot facility – instantly available hot water
- Wall mounting frame allows pipework to be hidden from view
- Low NOx and CO2 emissions – environmentally friendly
- 2 year guarantee, 10 year guarantee on primary heat exchanger and 5 year anti-scale guarantee on domestic hot water heat exchanger (subject to terms and conditions)
- Hot water and central heating temperatures can be controlled
- Multi-directional fluing means boiler can be sited in a wider variety of places
- Mechanical, digital and new generation intelligent controls all compatible
- Heat load and flow generated precisely to meet the heating system’s requirements using a modulating pump
Our Greenstar gas boiler brochure guides you through our condensing gas boiler range.
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April 3rd, 2010 on 8:31 pm
Minister announces end of Boiler Scrappage Scheme in England
Energy and Climate Change Minister, Lord Hunt, announced last week that due to the massive take up of the Government’s boiler scrappage scheme, all the vouchers have now been allocated to householders across England.
The scheme is therefore now closed to new applications.
People have up to 12 weeks after receiving their voucher to have the work done and claim the £400 off the cost of installation of a new, modern “A-rated” boiler or a renewable heating system like a biomass boiler or a heat pump.
The Government’s boiler scrappage scheme was launched in January 2010 with funding of £50m to upgrade up to 125,000 household heating systems in England to cut carbon, save money on fuel bills and sustain work for the heating industry.
Neil Schofield, Head of Sustainable Development at Worcester, Bosch Group commented:
“The Chancellor’s refusal to extend the scheme is very disappointing for the heating industry and will probably mean that all the momentum and interest that has been gained from installers and homeowners in energy efficiency will be lost.”
“There are still more than 4.5 million Band G boilers in operation and we must now hope that the next Government, of whatever colour, listens to the heating industry, picks up the mantle and extends this brilliant scheme further.”
Recently published figures show that, as of 16th March, 118,785 vouchers had been allocated and 35,390 boilers had been installed.