Hello again!

Does anyone have experience of a Remeha Avanta Plus boiler?

I was planning on installing a Vaillant Ecotech Plus 837, but have been
recommended (by a supplier) a Remeha Avanta Plus 35c. it seems to be
cheaper, and has a five year warranty on the heat exchanger and two year
warranty on all other parts with
the exception of the ignition/ionisation electrode.

Thanks for any comments!

Toby...

On Wed, 20 Aug 2008 12:02:29 +0100, "Toby"
wrote:

Hello again!

Does anyone have experience of a Remeha Avanta Plus boiler?

I was planning on installing a Vaillant Ecotech Plus 837, but have been
recommended (by a supplier) a Remeha Avanta Plus 35c. it seems to be
cheaper, and has a five year warranty on the heat exchanger and two year
warranty on all other parts with
the exception of the ignition/ionisation electrode.

Thanks for any comments!

Toby...

I did the same procedure that you are going down two years ago and my
comments may be of small use to you. They will be corrected by others
if appropriate.

Remeha and Vaillant are international boiler makers of repute but
Vaillant are stronger in this country and well regarded, along with
Worcester-Bosch.

Advice given by a supplier may be seriously influenced by the
discounts they are getting for pushing a particular boiler. )

The most important thing is the local likes of the plumbing population
in your area. To have it maintained you have to find a plumber that
knows the boiler. Most are not interested in "foreign" boilers.

"Home" boilers are simply ones that they are familiar with. In this
area, (North Bristol), that would be Vaillant followed by
Worcester-Bosch. So there is no problem in getting service for either
of these makes. Anything else meets a silence on the phone when
ringing to talk about them.

HTH