Wall-hung condensing boiler from Hamworthy Heating

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Hamworthy Heating’s products range includes the Stratton mk3 wall-hung condensing boiler. 

Stratton mk3 boilers feature a compact footprint, with models up to 70kW measuring only 487mm x 577mm x 764mm.  

Moreover, when fitted to a Hamworthy Heating low-height frame and header kit, Stratton mk3 boilers benefit from a height of only 1,474mm from the floor to the top of the boiler flue connection. These dimensions make a Stratton mk3 cascade an
ideal solution for plantrooms where available height and footprint space is limited.

Offering a compact solution with outstanding efficiency, installing a Stratton cascade also provides several benefits over using one large boiler. By allowing multiple boilers to work together for an efficient and flexible solution, a Stratton mk3 cascade also offers added protection against breakdown and system failure.

Suitable for new and retrofit installations, Stratton mk3 wall-hung condensing boilers offer a 5:1 turndown ratio, excellent low-class 6 NOx emission across all models, and up to 97% gross seasonal efficiency.

Featuring a durable stainless steel heat exchanger for longevity, all Stratton mk3 boilers offer exceptional system tolerance and are backed by a five-year heat exchanger warranty.

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