Fit for a King

Fit for a king

A MAXXflo EVO 150-302
water heater from Andrews Water Heaters, part of Baxi,
has resolved an issue for the Kings Head Hotel, a boutique 64-bedroom Cotswold Inn in the heart of Cirencester.

Ensuring a reliable and efficient hot water supply is a priority for the hotel owner, Brakspear Group. So, when issues were encountered with the hot water supply, Baxi service agent Spa Gas was asked to assess the cause and recommend a suitable replacement. A key requirement was to ensure long-term protection against further water-related issues.

Following an inspection, Spa Gas identified that two of the three existing water heaters were beyond economical repair. Cirencester is notorious for its hard water, a factor which can lead to scale build-up and internal corrosion in water heaters.

The next step was to calculate the hot water demand with accurate sizing key to optimise efficiency and minimise associated energy costs and carbon emissions. After using the Andrews Water Heaters ‘Size-it’ tool to carry out detailed sizing calculations, Spa Gas recommended replacing the two failing gas water heaters with a single Andrews Water Heaters MAXXflo EVO 150-302.

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