Hamworthy Heating offers free commissioning for Stratton mk3 boilers

Hamworthy heating

Hamworthy Heating has announced a new offer for 2025: free commissioning on all Stratton mk3 wall-hung condensing boilers.

This free
commissioning
promotion applies to all
Stratton mk3 models
ordered between 1st
April and invoiced by 31st December 2025, and offers customers the opportunity to optimise their system’s performance from the outset. For added peace of mind, each boiler is also backed by a five-year warranty.

The Stratton mk3 range incorporates advanced stainless steel heat exchanger technology, ensuring exceptional durability and system tolerance. Available in seven models with outputs ranging from 40kW to 150kW, single units can also be cascaded to meet higher demands or larger installations.

Ideal for refurbishment and retrofit projects, the Stratton mk3 features a 5:1 turndown ratio and low Class 6 NOx emissions across all models, delivering up to 97% gross seasonal efficiency. Its compact, lightweight design is perfect for space-constrained plant rooms.

The Stratton mk3 range is also available with a range of easy-to- install AHRI-certified plate heat exchangers designed to enhance energy efficiency and performance.


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