What is Combi?
It is a device that meets individual heating and hot water needs.

How Many Types of Combi Boilers Are There?
Combi boilers are divided into four according to the working principle.

1. Chimney combi boilers.
2. Hermetic combi boilers.
3. Chimney fan (semi-hermetic) combi boilers.
   1. Condensing boilers.

Vented Combi Boiler
Chimney combi boilers; When it is started, they take the necessary oxygen from the environment and throw the waste gases formed at the end of the work out through a suitable chimney.

hermetic combi boiler
Hermetic combi boilers take the oxygen necessary for their operation from outside with the help of the fan, and they expel the waste gases formed as a result of the operation with the help of the fan. In other words, hermetic combi boilers are self-exhausted. It can be installed wherever convenient.

condensing boiler
Condensing boilers; It is the use of the energy generated by the condensation of the water vapor in the high temperature waste gas resulting from the work in the back system. Such combi boilers are more economical in terms of use.

CAUTION!
Having your combi boiler serviced once a year extends the service life of your appliance's spare parts and preserves the quality of the first day for many years.

• Make sure that the water pressure of your boiler is at the level of 1.5 bar.

• If you think that the heating performance of your radiators has decreased, it is recommended to have radiator maintenance.

• If you cannot heat your combi even though you use it at a high level, it means that the thermal insulation of your flat is insufficient. In this case, we recommend that insulation works be done rather than paying high bills every month.

• It is recommended to have at least three radiators on in order for your combi to work efficiently, otherwise not only will your combi be damaged, but your bills will also be high.

• When you notice that some of your radiators are hot and some are cold, bleed your radiator. You have to turn off your combi boiler before taking air, then loosen the vent on the upper left and wait until the water comes out. After the process is finished, check the water again.

If you cannot solve the problems of your combi boiler with the technical information we have provided, you should definitely request a service. We will reach you as soon as possible with our experienced staff, who are experts in combi boilers, and we will solve your problem.