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Anyone know what boiler this could be?

The casing was literally just a metal sheet covering the front and sides, no branding and just rested on the top.

Need to replace the stat on the hot water side.

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Is it a boiler? or just some sort of metering station
On a district or communal heating system
 
Its an electric boiler...
Pretty sure that looks like a metering station for district heating. Looking at the pipework there will be flow and return in from Heat scource. Flow and return to heating. Cold Jains. Hot and safety valve.
 
Pretty sure that looks like a metering station for district heating. Looking at the pipework there will be flow and return in from Heat scource. Flow and return to heating. Cold Jains. Hot and safety valve.
But it has 2 heat exchangers...??
 
Pretty sure that looks like a metering station for district heating. Looking at the pipework there will be flow and return in from Heat scource. Flow and return to heating. Cold Jains. Hot and safety valve.

+1 there will be a data plate somewhere inside or on the back of the cover
 
Sorry I thought you meant communal.. That's why I questioned about the heat exchangers.

What's district heating?
 
Sorry I thought you meant communal.. That's why I questioned about the heat exchangers.

What's district heating?

Main set of boilers in a boiler room/ house and pipes from there to each house / flat
 
So ... Communal then? If that's the case why would it need heat exchangers if the supply is already heated?
 
So ... Communal then? If that's the case why would it need heat exchangers if the supply is already heated?

Heat only boilers commercial size one for hot and one for heating prob in a set of two depending on size
 
Sorry I thought you meant communal.. That's why I questioned about the heat exchangers.

What's district heating?
What sort of property is this fitted in?
There will be a central plant room with a heat scorce. This feeds a flow and return around the building/ buildings. This terminates into the heat exchangers you are enquiring about. This then produces indirect hot water and heating close to the place where needed. The meters then measure how much heat you have used.
 
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