A100-A600 Central Heating Additives

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A Range – Central Heating Additives – A100 – A300 – A400 – A500 – A600

Our Original 1L Range. A Range Central heating additives are specially formulated chemicals that are introduced into a heating system to provide several benefits. Here are some reasons why you should consider using central heating additives in your system:

Corrosion Protection:
One of the primary reasons for using additives is to protect the metal components of the heating system from corrosion. Over time, the metal components of a system can corrode due to oxygen in the system. This can result in radiator cold spots, blockages, and, in severe cases, leaks. Additives often contain corrosion inhibitors that protect the system’s components.

Limescale Prevention:
In areas with hard water, limescale can build up within the heating system. Limescale deposits can reduce the efficiency of the system and potentially lead to blockages. Some additives help prevent the build up of limescale.

Reduce System Noise:
Over time, heating systems can become noisy due to a build up of scale or gas pockets. Additives can help lubricate the system and reduce these noises.
Improve Efficiency: By preventing limescale build up and ensuring the system is working optimally, additives can improve the overall efficiency of the heating system. This means that the system heats up quicker and requires less energy, which can save money on energy bills.

Reduce Maintenance Costs:
A system that is maintained with the appropriate additives will typically require less maintenance and repair. This can lead to cost savings over the life of the system.

Extend System Life:
By reducing corrosion and scale build up, you can extend the life of the components in your heating system, from the boiler to the radiators.

Break Down Sludge:
Over time, sludge can build up in a central heating system, leading to cold spots on radiators and reduced efficiency. Some additives contain chemicals that help break down and disperse this sludge.

System Cleansers:
Some additives are designed specifically to cleanse the system, removing existing sludge, rust, and other contaminants. They can be particularly useful when commissioning a new system or reviving an old one.

Environmental Concern:
Modern additives are often environmentally friendly and designed to be biodegradable, ensuring that they don’t harm the environment when they are eventually disposed of.

It’s important to choose the right additive for your specific needs and to ensure it’s compatible with your heating system. It’s also recommended to seek advice from a heating professional when considering using additives, especially when you’re not sure which product is suitable for your system.