Review the Willis heating website for more informationHaven't heard of it but would consider it. Any more details.
I contacted Willis heating for a ball park price for an installation, they quoted 4 - 5k incl vat., seemed a bit excessive because the unit itself can be obtained for less than £500 on internet? Not a runner for myself.Any further on this.
I worked in Thermomax (now Kingspan owned) as a student, albeit 22 years ago, and know their system was very good. Now wondering what else is out there
Edit - seems they fit thermomax stuff as detailed on the Willis website. Must be a sign…
I got a kingspan / Thermomax system a few years back and the pump, controller, tank stats, panels, flex tubes etc were around £1.2k from Jebbs' in Belfast through a neighbour who worked there. The twin coil tank was around £350 but I had bought that a year or so previously in preparation for fitting solar and also due to corrosion in my old tank. Fitted the panels myself and got a plumber in the family to help me out for a Saturday to get it plumbed up and then I did the wiring myself also. Worth doing imo, reduced our oil consumption by a fair amount.
I have an Iboost which is a similar idea wired to a bigger immersion heater. Over 8 years it has diverted almost 14000 Kwh of excess solar to the hot water tank. It is all dependent on your export if you are relying on PV production. During the winter there are days when it will do nothing and if it is sunny you can still have a full tank of hot water; overall it will be less effective Nov - Feb but perhaps the design of the system described above is able to circumvent these restrictions? As stated it has massively reduced my oil bill.How does such a system fair in winter ?
How does such a system fair in winter ?
I contacted Willis heating for a ball park price for an installation, they quoted 4 - 5k incl vat., seemed a bit excessive because the unit itself can be obtained for less than £500 on internet? Not a runner for myself.