Is the Worcester Greenstar 25si compact boiler suitable for my home?

Will the Worcester Bosch Greenstar 25Si Compact be suitable for my home? With a heating output of 24kW and a hot water output of 25kW, the 25Si is the perfect fit for small to medium-sized homes with one bathroom. The flow rate works at around 10.2 litres per minute, which is suitable for your kitchen/bathroom taps and a shower.

How big is the Worcester Bosch Greenstar 30Si?

Get a repair quote Launched in June 2013 the Worcester Bosch Greenstar 30Si Compact is the big brother of the 25Si combi boiler. Despite being able to deliver a flow rate of 12.3 litres per minute its compact size (it measures 68x39x28 cm) means you can install it behind a standard sized kitchen cupboard.

Which is the best boiler from Worcester Bosch?

Today we will be taking a closer look at the Greenstar 25Si Compact combi boiler, which is the compact alternative to Worcester Bosch’s top-selling combi boiler, the Greenstar 25i. If you’re tight on space and need a new boiler to fit in one of your kitchen cupboards, then look no further.

Which is best Worcester Bosch 25I or 30i?

The 25i will easily heat your one to two-bedroom home, and will supply hot water to one shower room at 10.2 litres per minute – however, if you want to run a bath, the 30i is your best bet. Have you decided which Greenstar i is right for you?

Is the Worcester Bosch Greenstar 25si compact combi gas boiler?

The Greenstar 25Si Compact is the perfect heating system for properties with 1 bathroom. As a combi, they’re ideal for properties with limited space as there’s no need for any tanks or cylinders. How long is the warranty period?

How long does Worcester Bosch cover the Greenstar?

After the installation of a Greenstar 25Si Compact, you will be covered by Worcester Bosch for a period of up to 10 years. What are the key features of the Greenstar 25Si Compact?

What kind of warranty does Worcester 25si boiler have?

You’ll also benefit from the lack of hot water tank and cylinder (like any combi boiler) as the Worcester 25Si uses mains fed water on demand. Worcester Bosch offer a 5-year warranty with each of their Greenstar boilers, which can be extended by a further 5 years if a Worcester Accredited Installer performs the installation.

What should my Greenstar I water pressure be?

Greenstar i Troubleshooting If you have a combi or system boiler, which are both sealed systems, there is likely to be a water pressure gauge on the front. This should be at a setting of around 1 bar whilst the heating is off. When the boiler is operating, the gauge will usually rise to 1.5 bar or more.

What do I need to know about my Greenstar I boiler?

Ensure that there are no leaks to any underfloor pipework. Check that there is no water being discharged from the pressure relief valve (sometimes referred to as an overflow). This pipe usually goes from the boiler through to an outside wall and terminates outside. Check this for signs of dripping.

How can I tell if my Worcester Bosch Greenstar boiler is faulty?

You’ll be able to tell by taking off the plastic bottom panel and seeing if there is rusty water. The Fix: This is usually just a case of dropping the pressure, pulling out the retaining quick release pin, and replacing the air vent. Then all we’d need to do is refill the system and test.

How much hot water does a Worcester Bosch 25si boiler produce?

With a heating output of 24kW and a hot water output of 25kW, the 25Si is the perfect fit for small to medium-sized homes with one bathroom. The flow rate works at around 10.2 litres per minute, which is suitable for your kitchen/bathroom taps and a shower.

What kind of thermostat does Worcester Greenstar use?

To ensure proper control of your heating, we’d recommend that you take a look at the Greenstar Comfort thermostat, or Worcester Bosch’s own smart thermostat, the Wave. With the Wave, you’ll be able to accurately control your heating and set schedules straight from your smartphone.

What’s the flow rate of a Worcester Greenstar shower?

The flow rate works at around 10.2 litres per minute, which is suitable for your kitchen/bathroom taps and a shower. If you have a bath installed in your home, we’d recommend that you take a look at the 30Si, which has a higher flow rate and reduces the time you’ll have to wait for your bath to fill up.

What is the sweet spot for boiler pressure?

Nobody actually knows, but it seems to work as a measurement. The boiler pressure sweet spot – usually marked in reassuring green – is between 1 – 1.5 bar. Anything under 1 bar and you’re suffering from a boiler that’s losing and/or lost pressure.