System boiler (definition)

System boiler — is a type of heating boiler that is designed to operate in central heating and hot water supply systems. Unlike traditional boilers, system boilers have built-in components such as an expansion tank and a circulation pump, making them easier to install and maintain.

System boiler: main features

• Built-in components: A system boiler includes components that are installed separately in traditional systems, such as an expansion tank, a circulation pump, safety valves and sometimes even controls.
• Simplified installation: Thanks to the built-in components, installation of a system boiler requires less space and time compared to boilers of other types.
• Support for multiple contours: System boilers can support multiple heating and hot water circuits, making them versatile for use in larger homes or commercial properties.

Advantages:

• Compactness: Takes up less space thanks to built-in components.
• Reliability: The simplified system reduces the likelihood of leaks and other malfunctions.
• Efficiency: Provides efficient and even heat distribution.

Systemic boilers are particularly popular in homes with high hot water requirements, as well as where stable and efficient heating is required.