Thoughts on Atag A320S

[c.gas]

Anyone worked on the Atag A320S or any of the A-series range of boilers? Got 10 landlord certificates to do and they've all got them in. Never come across any up until now, just had a look if Atag offer any product training but seem like they do

 

[ShaunCorbs]

very good boilers and very quiet

 

[c.gas]

they do look decent but completely different than anything else I've seen. All the properties have unvented cylinders aswel, do you know if they have to be serviced every year

 

[c.gas]

I've red that their house insurance could be invalid if there not, I've not got my G3 so thinking I need to be getting it asap as I'm missing out on work without it

 

[Alpha man]

There good boilers!

 

[Geyser]

Love em! Put in loads and a doddle to service, all you need almost is an allen key. The heat ex is brilliant, all brass parts and quality components. You don't need course really just study manual.

 

[Geyser]

Anyone fitting the new ones from Atag Heating Technology?

 

[c.gas]

They do look well built, and I like the way you dont need a screw driver to get the case off, but bit on the big side tho

 

[Geyser]

Not exactly designed for kitchen cupboards are they!!lol. But you'll like that extra room when working on them.

 

[c.gas]

Yeah I ageree with that, other manufactures should copy the case design cos It looks so easy to work on as nothing gets in the way

 

[ed209]

I fitted the Atag combi A320C in my house and so far (over a year) been faultless, very quiet, has a over and under pressure sensors, not one for the kitchen definitely a utility, garage or loft etc. Job