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We have determined a rating of 53.48% for this Elnur Mattira 13 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 most non-complicated installations, we would expect this Elnur Mattira 13 System Electric Flow boiler to cost £2,200 supplied and fully professionally installed.
To receive a free quote on the Elnur Mattira 13 System boiler and to receive professional advice and guidance on whether it's the right choice for your home, please enter your postcode in the quote boxes on this page, click here to email us, or call 01604 343053.
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If you’re looking for a electric Flow boiler for your house or flat, then the Elnur Mattira 13 System is one you may wish to consider.
Traditional boilers have one or two tanks - one holds hot water to keep it warm and the other water for later heating. Because UK residential property is among some of the smallest in the world, manufacturers introduced combi boilers and the heat pumps that go in them in the 1970s to reduce the amount of space boilers needed to take up.
The hot water needed for your radiators and taps is available on demand when you have a combi boiler. Combi boilers use technology located within the boiler to heat cold water, which it draws from the mains, and to distribute hot water where it's needed around your home.
A combi boiler, however, has the disadvantage of a maximum capacity for the amount of water it can heat. The result is that if someone uses the shower while another uses a hot water tap simultaneously, the amount of water reaching each point falls, causing water pressure to drop.
Whether this Elnur Mattira 13 System Electric Flow boiler is right for where you live depends on its size or what its "output" level is. Size does not mean its physical dimensions, however - it means how powerful it is.
The output of a boiler is measured in kilowatts and indicates how much energy it can use to heat the water needed for your radiators, taps and showers. The greater the output, the more water it can heat.
A boiler whose output is too high will give you hot water and warm radiators but also higher electric bills, whereas a boiler whose output is too low will result in cheaper electric bills but the water might not always be as hot as you want it to be.
The output of the Elnur Mattira 13 System electric Flow is 13 kW, so which types of property would this model be appropriate for?
An experienced boiler engineer would recommend that this Elnur Mattira 13 System Electric Flow boiler would be a suitable installation choice for smaller homes and apartments with up to 10 radiators and one bathroom.
The Elnur Mattira 13 System measures TBC mm in height by TBC mm in width by TBC mm in depth.
Gas and oil boilers burn fuel to heat the water you need for your home - electric boilers like the Elnur Mattira 13 System do not. Condensing non-electric boilers create exhaust gases which they then recycle to heat the water coming back through your pipes to your radiator, among other tasks, for greater efficiency. Because electric boilers do not create these gases when operating, they do not need the secondary heat exchanger found in condensing boilers.
Price and performance are two important issues when choosing a boiler but now, for many people in the UK, so is the environmental impact of how we heat our homes and its effect on climate change.
Central heating produces 14% of all greenhouse gas emissions in the UK. Gas boilers in the larger cities emit dangerous levels of nitrogen dioxide.
Is the Elnur Mattira 13 System electric Flow an environmentally friendly choice for your home? Let’s have a look at the figures.
By law, the minimum level of energy efficiency for all boilers manufactured in and supplied to the UK is 92%, equivalent to a good SEDBUK “A” rating. Prior to April 2018, the minimum was 88% - boilers whose energy efficiency levels were 88% or 89% were given a "B" rating on the SEDBUK scale and those at 90% or higher were given an "A".
The energy efficiency rating awarded to each boiler indicates the amount of energy that is wasted when in operation.
Following testing, the Elnur Mattira 13 System was given an energy efficiency rating of 100% and a SEDBUK grading of "D".
The boiler is however penalised in its ERP rating for being powered by electricity.
The Energy Related Products (ERP) Directive is a European directive which applies to all products that consume energy over their lifetime.
It encourages companies to create products that are environmentally friendlier at all life cycle stages, including initial manufacturing and end use right through to final disposal, with the aim of reducing harmful gas emissions.
The ERP rating for the Elnur Mattira 13 System is "TBC".
How can it be so low? The use of fossil fuels in generating the electricity that powers the boiler is considered carbon-intensive, and this is factored into the ERP scores of electric boilers. This is, in our opinion, unfair because the actual operating energy efficiency of electric boilers is 98% or 99% - better than even the most efficient gas or oil boiler.
Elnur offers a parts and labour warranty of 2 years on the Elnur Mattira 13 System.
Powered by Gas | Electric |
Location | External |
Efficiency rating | 100% |
Band rating | D |
LPG Compatible? | No |
P/L Warranty | 2 Years |
Output in kW | 13 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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Assessing factors including the system's running costs, its energy efficiency, the manufacturer’s guarantee, and its likely installed price, we scored this Elnur Mattira 13 System Electric Flow boiler 53.48% on our internal PlumbProud grading system.
On a standard fit, we would expect this Elnur Mattira 13 System Electric Flow boiler to cost you £2,200 supplied and fully installed by an experienced Gas Safe PlumbProud fitter.
You can speak to our friendly and professional advisors by calling 01604 343053. They can provide you with a free quotation on the Elnur Mattira 13 System boiler and confirm that it is suitable for your home. You can also click here to email us or enter your postcode into the quotation box on this page.
Powered by Gas | Electric |
Location | External |
Efficiency rating | 100% |
Band rating | D |
LPG Compatible? | No |
P/L Warranty | 2 Years |
Output in kW | 13 kW |
Mounting | Wall |
If you are considering installing a electric Flow boiler in your house or flat, then the Elnur Mattira 13 System boiler is certainly worth investigating.
One of the reasons the combi boiler was introduced to Britain in the 1970s was because residential properties are among the smallest in the world. More traditional boilers require one or more large tanks to be stored around the home to function.
A combi boiler is a self-contained unit that draws water from the mains then heats and distributes it instantly and on demand - no tanks are needed.
They are the most popular type of boilers in the UK and offer only one major disadvantage - there is a maximum volume of water that can be heated at any one time. If that limit is exceeded by, for example, two people using a hot water tap at the same time, there will be a drop in water pressure, temperature and volume to both taps.
It's best to choose a boiler whose size or "output" is right for your property. With a boiler, however, size does not mean how big the boiler is, it means how much power it has.
The amount of hot water you get from showers, bathrooms, and sinks and heat from your radiators depends on your boiler's output (measured in kilowatts). The higher the level of output, the better your home will be heated and you can be more certain that the water from your taps will be as hot as you want.
However, you must be careful. You might not get the hot water you want if your boiler output is too low. If it's too high, you'll be paying more than you need to for gas.
With the Elnur Mattira 13 System electric Flow's output at 13 kW, which types of property would this Elnur Mattira 13 System Electric Flow boiler be most appropriate for?
An experienced heating engineer would say that this Elnur Mattira 13 System Electric Flow boiler's level of output makes it a suitable installation for smaller homes and apartments with up to 10 radiators and one bathroom.
The Elnur Mattira 13 System is TBC mm in height, TBC mm in width and TBC mm in depth.
Electric boilers like the Elnur Mattira 13 System do not produce exhaust gases, unlike gas and oil boilers, meaning 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.
How we heat our homes has become a major issue for many people worried about climate change and environmental issues in general.
In the largest cities of Britain, gas boilers are responsible for dangerous levels of atmospheric nitrogen dioxide emissions. In total, 14% of the UK’s greenhouse gases are produced by central heating systems.
Will installing a Elnur Mattira 13 System electric Flow in your home be a positive contribution to the environment? The figures below will tell you more.
By law, the minimum level of energy efficiency for all boilers manufactured in and supplied to the UK is 92%, equivalent to a good SEDBUK “A” rating. Prior to April 2018, the minimum was 88% - boilers whose energy efficiency levels were 88% or 89% were given a "B" rating on the SEDBUK scale and those at 90% or higher were given an "A".
The energy efficiency rating awarded to each boiler indicates the amount of energy that is wasted when in operation.
Following testing, the Elnur Mattira 13 System was given an energy efficiency rating of 100% and a SEDBUK grading of "D".
The ERP ratings of this Elnur Mattira 13 System Electric Flow boiler are however marked down because it is powered by electricity.
All products that consume energy throughout their lifespan must comply with the Energy Related Products (ERP) Directive.
Companies are legally obliged to reduce harmful gas emissions at all stages of a product's life cycle, from initial manufacturing right through to final disposal as well as when the product is in use.
As fossil fuels generate the power used by electric boilers, some receive low ERP scores because electricity generation is carbon-intensive. This is unfair because the actual operational energy efficiency of most electric boilers is either 98% or 99% - a level no oil or gas boiler has yet reached.
The ERP rating for the Elnur Mattira 13 System is "TBC".
The parts and labour warranty offered with this Elnur Mattira 13 System Electric Flow boiler covers you for 2 years.
Using the Plumbproud scoring system, the current 10 ten Electric Electric Flow boilers assessed using a number of important variables are as follows: