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Vokera Easi Heat 25KW Combi Boiler & Flue - £442.80 Delivered @ Selco
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25kW Vokera Combi boiler and flue
Not bad for a flat or small 2 or 3br house specially if you have an electric shower
Not the best boiler brand, but to be fair most brands are hit and miss. You could get an unlucky piece.
Add £350-500 for replacing an existing boiler in situ. That's what we did 3y back in another house.
Added by @AJ10
Description
The Vokera Easi-Heat Plus 25kW Combi Boiler is a compact and lightweight boiler designed for easy installation. It features a standard Vokera pipework layout to enable a hassle-free replacement of old Vokera models and simple commissioning.
Benefits
Specifications
Not bad for a flat or small 2 or 3br house specially if you have an electric shower
Not the best boiler brand, but to be fair most brands are hit and miss. You could get an unlucky piece.
Add £350-500 for replacing an existing boiler in situ. That's what we did 3y back in another house.
Added by @AJ10
Description
The Vokera Easi-Heat Plus 25kW Combi Boiler is a compact and lightweight boiler designed for easy installation. It features a standard Vokera pipework layout to enable a hassle-free replacement of old Vokera models and simple commissioning.
Benefits
- Lightweight for easy installation
- Compact can be fitted in a kitchen cupboard
- Simple commissioning. Combustion analysis test point for easy servicing and maintenance
- ErP Class A efficiency for both space and water heating
- Includes flue and built-in mechanical clock
- Anti-cycling control prevents energy wasteful on/off cycling and reduces wear and tear
- Built-in frost protection
- Low NOx Class 5 performance
- Easily converted to LPG using an optional kit
- Hot water flow rate: 10.2L @ 35c rise
Specifications
- Height: 795mm
- Width: 405mm
- Depth: 248mm
- Weight (kg): 29
- Warranty Period: 5 Years
- Fuel Type: Natural Gas
More details at Selco BWCommunity Updates
Edited by a community support team member, 5 October 2022
95 Comments
sorted byFor all the average folk heres a guide to prices in the North , Yorksire. Local plumbers, Gas safe registered.
Swap existing boiler for new : approx. £400-£600
Completely new install, add another :£200 ish .
If you want it relocating , depend on work and distance, £500-£1000
Rough guide prices. Best to use local recommended installers, you'll get better prices. (edited)
This is a great price for a new combi boiler with flue. If you're short on cash and credit and your boiler broke this is a good solution
Should only be gas safe companies.
I suppose it depends on how strict selco are.
Consequently I recommend these boilers quite highly. And as a general side note: Be careful going with the recommendations of heating engineers - I've had far more crappy recommendations than good over the years, for various reasons.
No problems in 5 years.
Just a thought.
I have an Alpha boiler in my house which I had installed in 2010 and it's lasted 12 years so far without any significant cost. Anyway this is my story and I'm sorry I felt the need to share it with you. I didn't think I would be talking about boilers today but that's life for you
From memory the nationals had the i-combi and the independents had the instinct. They were brought in to compete with the lower end price points such as the vokera cheap boilers.
Not as good as the Ideal Logic range but a lot better than Vokera.
Ideal boilers are a good company though. I think they have the value and quality points spot on. (edited)
If you want to save alot more £, get a Viessmann 200-W gas boiler. Best modulation ratio, advanced weather compensation, highest efficiency of any boiler on the market. It'll pay for itself multiple times over during the 12 year warranty period.
Sure the price is low but that’s for a reason. From a homeowners perspective you need to look closely at the warranty aspect; does the company have many (if any) of their own engineers on the road …if not then how do you expect to get a call out to a broken down boiler in the thick of winter?
If you're on a budget then it's not a bad option but just be aware that it won't be powerful enough to deal with a rainfall showerhead however if you can afford a better boiler then go for Worcester Bosch (not saying that they don't every run into problems but people I know who have them would go for no other brand).