A prestigious hotel
and golf club in County Durham has recently been fitted with a new boiler,
including a BoilerMag XL magnetic boiler filter by Enright Environmental Ltd.
The heating system and boiler circuit was also treated with the BM1 inhibitor
chemical to maintain the heating efficiency by preventing scale formulation and
metal corrosion.
Onsite installer and
Enright Environmental Ltd heating engineer Adrian Mills said: “Due to the age
of the heating system in the hotel and golf club, we decided to fit the new
boiler after the old one had burst, using a plate heat exchanger to keep the boiler
separate from the circulating water. The system consisted of a heating circuit,
as well three large hot water cylinders at a capacity of 1000L each.
We treated the
boiler circuit with BM1 water treatment and fitted a BoilerMag XL filter to the
circulating water in order to prevent the build-up of ferrous oxide and scale
in the central heating system. There are three boilers in the system
altogether, and the other two will probably need replacing in the very near
future. We intend to fit the new boilers in a similar manner, including
BoilerMag magnetic boiler filters and BM1 inhibitor chemicals.”
Adrian adds: “As
regular users of BoilerMag products, we continue to use them with the utmost
confidence in their capability of protecting and improving hot water circuits.”
The BM1 chemical
inhibitor is a high performance formula that effectively maintains heating
efficiency by preventing scale formulation and metal corrosion, without causing
any detrimental effects on the plastic or rubber plumbing components such as
seals. It is a Borate/Phosphate free formula that provides outstanding heating
system protection with none of the adverse effects associated with traditional
protection products.
The BoilerMag XL
commercial heating system filter is a cost effective option for heating
efficiency and boiler protection in commercial, retail, or large residential
properties. Compatible with 1 1/2” fittings and pressures up to 12 bar, the
BoilerMag XL is easy to install and maintain. Find out more at www.boilermag.com
