The 250kW containerised boiler is a quick and reliable solution to a wide range of applications requiring significant heating and hot water capacities. Designed for a multitude of durable environments including building sites, marquees, leisure centres, care homes, hotels, hospitals, warehouses and factories, our 250kW boiler units provide clients with a purpose-built twin circuit full mobile plant room housed in a reinforced steel container. This boiler is compatible with a 230V power supply and can be run from gas oil or natural gas fuel sources. The unit can function as a standalone solution, as a replacement for a faulty boiler or act as a supplementary solution in instances where greater heating or hot water capacities are required.
Feature
and hot water for a variety of applications
supplementary use or complete replacement
power supply for simple set-up
to existing systems for quick installation
during planned maintenance
for discreet deployment
for economical operation
up to 250kW achievable
| Nominal heating duty | 250 kW |
|---|---|
| Power supply | 230 V 1ph N+E 50 Hz Run 10 A |
| Plug type | BS4343 16 A |
| Noise level | 45 dBA / 58 LWA @ 10 metres |
| Weight | 2,000 kg |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 3,000 x 2,400 x 2,600 mm |
| Fuel type | Gas Oil / IHO / Natural Gas |
| LPHW connections | 50 mm (2โ) storz coupling |
| DHW connections | 50 mm (2") storz coupling |
| DHW recirculation connections | 25 mm (1โ) storz coupling |
| Natural gas connections | 1 ยผโ BSP coupling |
| Fuel consumption: Winter average heating | 11.0 l/h |
| Fuel consumption: Summer average heating | 7.5 l/h |
| Fuel consumption: Peak average heating | 20.0 l/h |
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Use our simple Cooling and Heating Calculators to work out which of our products would suit your requirements best.
Oil
380 kW (300 kW Oil, 80 kW Electric)
Electric / Gas Oil / IHO / Natural Gas
Gas
1,500 kW
120.0 l/h
Oil / Natural Gas
100 kW
8.0 l/h
Electric
150 kW
300 kW
Electric
150 kW
300 kW
Electric
13.2 kW
9.9 kW/h

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