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According to our PlumbProud boiler quality scoring system, we rate this model 53.48%. We rank boilers using a number of different factors including price installed, manufacturer guarantees, energy efficiency, likely running costs, and more.
On a standard fit, we would expect this Elnur Mattira 6 System Electric Flow boiler to cost you £2,200 supplied and fully installed by an experienced Gas Safe PlumbProud fitter.
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The Elnur Mattira 6 System is an option you may wish to consider if you’re looking for a electric Flow boiler for your house or flat.
Traditionally, most boilers required you to find space in your property for one or more large storage tanks. These tanks would either keep water warm or hold it in reserve for later heating. Manufacturers originally introduced combi boilers to offer homeowners the same level of warmth and hot water without taking up as much space – remember that the UK has some of the smallest homes in the Western world.
With a combi boiler, the hot water needed for your radiators and taps is provided on demand. Water from the mains passes through your combi boiler and the technology within it instantly heats the cold water. It then distributes that hot water around your home.
The biggest drawback for combi boilers is that they have a maximum capacity in volume for heating water. This means that if someone wants to use the shower while another person wants to use a hot water tap, the amount of water reaching each point falls, resulting in a drop in water pressure.
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.
A boiler’s output indicates the amount of power it can use when heating the water which it then sends to your taps and radiators. The higher the output rate, the more water it can heat.
If a boiler’s output is too low, there will be times when your hot water might not be as hot as you want it to be. If it is too high, you’ll likely be paying more than you need to for your gas.
Measured in kilowatts, the Elnur Mattira 6 System electric Flow's output level is 6 kW, so which types of property would this Elnur Mattira 6 System Electric Flow boiler be an appropriate choice for?
Most Gas Safe engineers would suggest that the most suitable type of property for installing a Elnur Mattira 6 System electric Flow boiler would be smaller homes and apartments with up to 10 radiators and one bathroom.
The Elnur Mattira 6 System is TBC mm [H] by TBC mm [W] by TBC mm [D] in size.
In order to protect the environment, the government required all new boilers in the UK to be "condensing" from 2005, although this law does not apply to electric boilers. This is because, unlike gas and oil boilers, electric boilers like the Elnur Mattira 6 System do not produce hot exhaust gases that condensing boilers then recycle to reheat water coming back from the radiators in a home.
With more and more people concerned about climate change, how we heat our homes and the damage it does to the environment is increasingly being questioned by British homeowners.
In Britain's bigger cities, gas boilers, in particular, are responsible for dangerous levels of nitrogen dioxide emissions. Overall, 14% of all of the UK’s greenhouse gas production comes from heating our homes.
Is the Elnur Mattira 6 System electric Flow an environmentally friendly choice for your home? Let’s have a look at the figures.
All boilers manufactured and supplied in the UK from April 2018 must achieve a SEDBUK “A” rating and an energy efficiency rating of 92% or above. Before that, the minimum was 88% - 88% and 89% energy efficiency was given a “B” rating and 90%+ an "A".
A boiler's energy efficiency rating describes how much energy it uses and wastes during its standard operation.
The energy efficiency of the Elnur Mattira 6 System was rated at 100% with a SEDBUK grading of "D".
The boiler is marked down in its ERP rating for running on electricity.
The aim of the Energy Related Products (ERP) Directive is to reduce the harmful gas emissions created during a product’s manufacture and active end use, right through to its disposal.
The ERP rating for the Elnur Mattira 6 System from the Mattira range is "TBC".
Some electric boilers receive low ERP scores because the electricity they use for power is generated by burning fossil fuels, which creates high levels of carbon emissions that escape into the atmosphere. This is an unfair comparison because, in reality, virtually every electric boiler has an energy efficiency in operation of near 100%.
The Elnur Mattira 6 System boiler comes with a 2 year warranty for parts and labour.
Powered by Gas | Electric |
Location | External |
Efficiency rating | 100% |
Band rating | D |
LPG Compatible? | No |
P/L Warranty | 2 Years |
Output in kW | 6 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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Our PlumbProud quality scoring system uses many different factors, such as price installed, manufacturer guarantees, energy efficiency and the likely cost of running, among others, to determine a boiler's value for money rating. This Elnur Mattira 6 System Electric Flow boiler scores 53.48%.
We would anticipate that this Elnur Mattira 6 System Electric Flow boiler would cost you £2,200 fully installed through PlumbProud provided that the fitting is standard and with no complications.
We offer free quotes and professional advice and guidance on whether the Elnur Mattira 6 System is a suitable choice for your home via a phone call on 01604 343053. Alternatively, please click here to email us or enter your postcode in the quote boxes 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 | 6 kW |
Mounting | Wall |
Elnur’s Mattira 6 System is one you might consider if you’re looking for a electric Flow boiler for your house or flat.
The UK has some of the smallest homes in the Western world, which is partly why combi boilers were introduced in the 1970s. Traditional boilers require one or more large storage tanks which they use to either heat water and keep it warm or store water intended for heating later. These tanks took up a lot of space in people's homes.
Combi boilers save space because they don't require these tanks to operate. Instead, combis draw water direct from your mains supply then instantly heat and distribute it on demand.
The biggest disadvantage in using combi boilers is that they have a maximum capacity volume for heating water. While this may not be an issue in a small household, it could be for a larger household where there is higher demand for hot water. When more than one person is using the water, it is distributed between the two points, reducing the pressure and temperature at each point.
Whether this Elnur Mattira 6 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 6 System electric Flow is 6 kW, so which types of property would this model be appropriate for?
An experienced Gas Safe engineer would be likely to recommend that this Elnur Mattira 6 System Electric Flow boiler is capable of providing heating and hot water to up to 10 radiators and one bathroom and would therefore be most suitable for smaller homes and apartments.
The dimensions of the Elnur Mattira 6 System are TBC mm [H] x TBC mm [W] x TBC mm [D].
When a boiler is a "condensing" boiler, it uses the warmth present in the exhaust gases created by the burning of gas or oil to reheat cold water coming back from the radiators via a secondary heat exchange. Because electric boilers like the Elnur Mattira 6 System don't actually burn fuel in the home, they don't require a flue or a secondary heat exchanger - they're naturally more efficient by design.
Many homeowners are now worried about climate change and the damage they do to the environment from heating their homes has become a subject of increasing concern.
Central heating creates 14% of the UK’s greenhouse gases. And in Britain's larger cities, gas boilers are responsible for dangerous levels of nitrogen dioxide emissions.
Would the environmental impact of installing a Elnur Mattira 6 System electric Flow in your home be positive? Let's look at the numbers.
All boilers manufactured and supplied in the UK after April 2018 must achieve an "A" grade on the SEDBUK rating system as well as score a minimum of 92% on a separate energy efficiency test. Prior to that, the minimum was 88% - boilers rated at 88% and 89% were given a “B” rating (90% and higher were given an "A").
An energy efficiency rating describes how much energy the boiler uses and how much it wastes when in use.
The Elnur Mattira 6 System was awarded an efficiency rating of 100% with a SEDBUK grading of "D".
ERP assessors are however not keen that the boiler is powered by electricity.
The Energy Related Products Directive (ERP) was introduced in 2015 and applies to all products that consume energy throughout their lifetime, including during the manufacturing process and at the point of final disposal.
The purpose of the ERP is to ensure that companies create products that are kinder to the environment by reducing both the energy they use and the harmful emissions they produce.
An ERP rating of "TBC" has been awarded to the Elnur Mattira 6 System.
This is very low, but why? In reality, nearly every electric boiler on the market has an actual energy efficiency in operation of near 100%. However, some electric boilers have low ERP scores because the electricity generation process currently involves burning fossil fuels, which is considered carbon-intensive, and this is factored into the score - unfairly, in our opinion.
The Elnur Mattira 6 System boiler comes with a parts and labour warranty lasting 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: