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We scored this Elnur Mattira 12 System Electric Flow boiler at 53.48% on our internal benchmarking system. To determine a score, we take into consideration a number of different factors including the boiler's energy efficiency, installed price, likely running costs, and the length of the manufacturer's warranty.
We estimate that this Elnur Mattira 12 System Electric Flow boiler will cost £2,200 fully installed through PlumbProud provided that the fit is straightforward.
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Elnur’s Mattira 12 System is one you might consider if you’re looking for a electric Flow boiler for your house or flat.
Traditional boilers require at least one large cylindrical tank to work, normally housed in a large landing cupboard, utility room or the attic. As the UK has some of the world's smallest residential properties, manufacturers introduced the combi boiler in the 1970s to address the issue of space while meeting homeowners' need for central heating and hot water at the same time.
Combi boilers don't need external storage tanks. Instead, they draw water directly from the mains, heat it and then distribute it on demand to the areas where it is needed.
The most important disadvantage of combi boilers is that they have a maximum capacity for the amount of water they can heat up. This means that, if one person in your household is having a shower and another person turns on a hot water tap elsewhere, then the volume, pressure and temperature of the water to both points decreases.
It's best to choose a boiler whose size or "output" is right for your property. With boilers, however, size does not mean how big a boiler is, it means how much power it has.
The output of a boiler is measured in kilowatts and tells you how much power it has available to heat the water it sends to your hot taps, showers and radiators. The greater the demand for hot water in your home, the larger the output you will need.
It is important to select a boiler with the optimal output rate. Choose one with too high an output and your electric bills will be too expensive. Choose one with too low an output and sometimes the water in your radiators and coming out of your taps will be barely lukewarm.
The output of the Elnur Mattira 12 System electric Flow is 12 kW kilowatts, so which types of property would this be most suitable for?
A PlumbProud boiler engineer would recommend that this Elnur Mattira 12 System Electric Flow boiler is suitable for smaller homes and apartments with up to 10 radiators and one bathroom.
The Elnur Mattira 12 System boiler is TBC mm high, TBC mm wide, and TBC mm deep.
Electric boilers like the Elnur Mattira 12 System are more economical in their fuel use than non-electric boilers. This is because electric boilers do not need to recycle the warmth contained in exhaust gases created from the burning of gas and oil, therefore they do not need to be modified to be condensing.
More and more homeowners are aware of the importance of how we heat our homes and its impact on climate change and other environmental issues.
Gas boilers are responsible for dangerous atmospheric levels of nitrogen dioxide emissions in Britain's biggest cities and, overall, 14% of the UK’s greenhouse gases are produced by our domestic central heating systems.
Would installing a Elnur Mattira 12 System electric Flow boiler in your home be a green choice? Let's look at the numbers.
All boilers manufactured and supplied after April 2018 in the UK must be rated as an “A” on the SEDBUK grading system, subject to a minimum energy efficiency rating of 92% or above. Before that, the minimum rate was 88% - boilers whose energy efficiency is/was measured at 88% and 89% were given a “B” rating. Boilers scoring 90% or more were given an "A" rating.
The energy efficiency rating for a boiler describes the amount of energy it uses and how much goes to waste in operation.
The Elnur Mattira 12 System has an efficiency rating of 100% with a SEDBUK grade of "D".
But because it's powered by electricity, it is penalised in its ERP ratings.
The Energy Related Products Directive (ERP) aims to reduce the amount of energy consumed by individual products over their entire lifetime, from the initial manufacturing process to final disposal and at all points in between.
The legislation is designed to encourage manufacturers to create products that are more environmentally friendly and which result in a reduction in harmful gas emissions.
The ERP rating for the Elnur Mattira 12 System is "TBC".
This Elnur Mattira 12 System Electric Flow boiler’s ERP rating is particularly low despite the fact that the actual operating energy efficiency of electric boilers like these is generally 98% or 99% - better than even the most efficient gas or oil boiler. The reason it's marked down is that the electricity needed to power the boiler is generated by burning fossil fuels, which is considered carbon-intensive - we're not sure that's a fair comparison at PlumbProud.
You receive a parts and labour warranty of 2 years with the Elnur Mattira 12 System boiler.
Powered by Gas | Electric |
Location | External |
Efficiency rating | 100% |
Band rating | D |
LPG Compatible? | No |
P/L Warranty | 2 Years |
Output in kW | 12 kW |
Mounting | Wall |
Using the Plumbproud scoring system, the current 10 ten Electric Electric Flow boilers assessed using a number of important variables are as follows:
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We have determined a rating of 53.48% for this Elnur Mattira 12 System Electric Flow boiler on the PlumbProud quality scoring system. The rating is determined using a variety of important factors including price installed, manufacturer guarantees, energy efficiency and the likely cost of running.
On straightforward installations, we would expect to charge you £2,200 for this Elnur Mattira 12 System Electric Flow boiler fully installed.
Please enter your postcode in the quote boxes on this page, email us, or call us on 01604 343053 to get a free quote and guidance on whether the Elnur Mattira 12 System boiler is the right choice for your home.
Powered by Gas | Electric |
Location | External |
Efficiency rating | 100% |
Band rating | D |
LPG Compatible? | No |
P/L Warranty | 2 Years |
Output in kW | 12 kW |
Mounting | Wall |
If you are searching for a electric Flow boiler for your house or flat, the Elnur Mattira 12 System is certainly one to consider.
Boilers traditionally required the installation of one or more large tanks around your property. These were filled with water that was either being heated or was to be heated later. British homes are among the smallest in the world so, to solve the space problem, manufacturers introduced combi boilers in the 1970s to offer homeowners the warmth and hot water supply they needed while taking up much less space.
A combi boiler is designed to heat both radiators and taps on demand and at the same time. Water from the mains passes through a combi boiler and the boiler's technology instantly turns it into hot water. Your boiler then distributes the hot water throughout your home.
The main disadvantage of combi boilers is that they have a maximum water volume capacity. What this means is that, if one person is using the shower while another uses a hot tap simultaneously, less water gets to each area, resulting in a fall in water pressure at both points.
To determine that, we need to consider the size of the boiler. However, size doesn't refer to how big a boiler is - it means the size of its "output".
Your boiler’s output is a measurement of the power it has available to heat the volume of water required for your taps and radiators. The higher the output rate, the more water it can heat.
You need to be careful to select a boiler with the optimal level of output for your property though. That's because, if your boiler output is too low, your water and radiators will often not be as hot as you want them to be. If the output is too high, you’ll be paying more for electric than you need to.
The output of the Elnur Mattira 12 System electric Flow is 12 kW, so which types of property would this Elnur Mattira 12 System Electric Flow boiler be appropriate for?
Most boiler engineers would recommend that a boiler with this output level would be most suitable for smaller homes and apartments with up to 10 radiators and one bathroom.
The Elnur Mattira 12 System is TBC mm tall, TBC mm wide, and TBC mm deep in size.
Electric boilers like the Elnur Mattira 12 System do not produce exhaust gases, unlike gas and oil boilers, meaning that they do not need to be adapted to be "condensing". For a gas or oil boiler to be condensing, it must have a secondary heat exchanger that recycles the warmth present in exhaust gases to reheat water coming back from the radiators.
More and more homeowners are aware of the importance of how we heat our homes and its impact on climate change and other environmental issues.
Central heating accounts for 14% of greenhouse gas emissions in the UK. In larger British cities, gas boilers emit dangerous levels of nitrogen dioxide into the atmosphere.
Will installing a Elnur Mattira 12 System electric Flow be a positive contribution to the environment? Let's see what the experts say.
All new British boilers must perform to a legal minimum energy efficiency of 92% (a low to good SEDBUK "A" rating). Prior to April 2018, the target was 88% (86-90% = SEDBUK "B" and 90%+ = SEDBUK "A").
Efficiency ratings are intended to let consumers know how much energy a boiler uses in its day-to-day activities and how much energy goes to waste.
The Elnur Mattira 12 System was awarded an efficiency rating of 100% equivalent to a SEDBUK grade of "D".
The boiler's poor ERP rating however reflects the fact that it runs on electricity.
In 2015, the EU introduced the Energy Related Products Directive (ERP), the aim of which was to ensure that all manufacturers, including boiler manufacturers, developed more efficient products and processes.
The legislation aims to conserve energy at all life cycle stages, from initial production to the product's actual use by the customer, through to the point of disposal.
This Elnur Mattira 12 System Electric Flow boiler's ERP rating is "TBC".
How is this so given that electric boilers are nearly always more efficient than their gas and oil counterparts, with an actual operational efficiency rating around the 98% to 99% mark, in most cases? Some electric boilers receive very low ERP scores because the electricity they draw for power is often generated by burning fossil fuels. In our opinion, this is unfair on electric boilers.
Parts and labour charges incurred for repairs made to your new Elnur Mattira 12 System are covered by a 2 year warranty.
Using the Plumbproud scoring system, the current 10 ten Electric Electric Flow boilers assessed using a number of important variables are as follows: