Why do I need to test system water?

A core requirement under BS 7593:2019 is that central heating systems are tested annually, to help maintain system health and to identify and rectify any issues before they cause damage to the system. The Benchmark Commissioning Checklist further supports this practice to evidence the correct servicing and installation of boilers. The onsite Express Inhibitor Test makes compliance with these industry standards easy.

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How to disinfect a water system?

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When should Protector + Filter Fluid be used in a heating system?

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Is it safe to empty central heating water down the drain?

Boiler noise is usually the result of limescale deposition within the heat exchanger of a boiler. This condition is worsened if magnetite is also present in the system, as this combines with the limescale to form a much harder deposit. Boiler noise is usually the result of limescale deposition within the heat exchanger of a boiler. This condition is worsened

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