ELNUR Mattira 10kW Combi Electric Boiler
Typical Price (inc VAT)
£2,370
Typical installation Cost (inc VAT)*
£500 - £1000
Sundries (Filter, Flue, etc)
£300
Total Cost
£3,170 - £3,670
| Make | ELNUR |
| Model | Mattira 10kW Combi Electric Boiler |
| Is Condensing | N/A |
| Efficiency Rating | 100% |
| Band Rating | D Heat C Hot Water |
| LPG Compatible | No |
| Standard Warranty | 2 Years |
| Central Heating Max. Output | 10kW |
| Mounting | Wall Mounted |
| Flow Rate | N/A |
| Typical Price (inc VAT) | £2,370 |
| Typical installation Cost (inc VAT)* | £500 - £1000 |
| Sundries (Filter, Flue, etc) | £300 |
| Total Cost | £3,170 - £3,670 |
* This is a guide price for a straightforward, like-for-like boiler replacement. Installation costs will vary dependent on work required.
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Product Description
The Elnur Mattira is a highly reliable electric combi boiler designed for wall-mounted installation.
Why choose an electric boiler?
As resources of gas and oil are expected to run out within the next 40 years, electricity is set to be one of the best solutions for home heating. This is because and electric heating system doesn’t produce any emissions, there’s no risk of a carbon monoxide leak, have a quick response to the central heating being turned on, boast flexible installation and there’s no need for an annual service (although they are recommended).
Why is the efficiency different to gas?
Electric boilers are often labelled with a 99-100% efficiency rating however, they’re only awarded an ErP D-rating. This is compared to gas and oil which rarely exceed a 93% efficiency rating yet receive an ErP A-rating.
Electric boilers feature a high efficiency rating thanks to little-to-no energy being lost during operation, while 7% of the fuel being used by gas and oil boilers is lost. This means that for every £1 spent on heating your home, 7p is lost.
The ErP is lower on an electric boiler for a couple of reasons. Firstly, electricity is expensive (13.19p/kWh for a standard electricity tariff and 3.48p/kWh for gas according to Standard Assessment Procedure 2012) and secondly, electricity is considered a carbon intensive fuel. The emissions of natural gas production, before being delivered to the home, is 0.216kg of CO2 per kilowatt-hour (kWh). Meanwhile, emissions from electricity generation is 0.519 kg of CO2 per kWh, that’s more than double the emissions from natural gas and, as a result, electricity is considered more carbon intensive than natural gas.
You can find more about this in our article Electric Boiler Efficiency Explained.
Will this boiler save me money?
With a Mattira electric boiler, you’ll potentially be saving money on the installation costs as well as future maintenance and servicing. Electric boilers use less moving parts have less chance of needing repairs, helping to avoid an unexpected repair bill.
How efficient is it?
This is a highly efficient unit, featuring a 36.4% efficiency rating as well as featuring an ErP D-rating for heat and C-rating for hot water.
Is this boiler right for my home?
An output rating of 10kW makes this boiler best suited to homes with 6-8 radiators and a single bathroom.
Are there any alternative options?
Alternative options in the Mattira range include outputs of 3kW, 4kW and 6kW for homes with 3 to 4 radiators; 7kW, 8kW and 9kW for homes with 4-6 radiators; 10kW, 11kW and 12kW for homes with 6-8 radiators and 13kW and 15kW for homes with 8 to 10 radiators.
What are the key features of the ELNUR Mattira?
The Mattira has been designed for single or 3 phase supplies, a smart electronic modulation system to regulate energy consumption, a high flow rate, internal 50 litre store of water with user adjustable temperature regulation to provide instant hot water, a silent TRIAC power switch, steel shielded incology800 elements for high temperature strength and resistance to corrosion, expansion vessel pump and AAV as well as a digital display with user friendly controls.
Does this boiler have a warranty period?
Featuring a 5 year warranty as standard, you’ll be well covered in the unlikely event of an issue.
The Elnur Mattira is a highly reliable electric combi boiler designed for wall-mounted installation.
Why choose an electric boiler?
As resources of gas and oil are expected to run out within the next 40 years, electricity is set to be one of the best solutions for home heating. This is because and electric heating system doesn’t produce any emissions, there’s no risk of a carbon monoxide leak, have a quick response to the central heating being turned on, boast flexible installation and there’s no need for an annual service (although they are recommended).
Why is the efficiency different to gas?
Electric boilers are often labelled with a 99-100% efficiency rating however, they’re only awarded an ErP D-rating. This is compared to gas and oil which rarely exceed a 93% efficiency rating yet receive an ErP A-rating.
Electric boilers feature a high efficiency rating thanks to little-to-no energy being lost during operation, while 7% of the fuel being used by gas and oil boilers is lost. This means that for every £1 spent on heating your home, 7p is lost.
The ErP is lower on an electric boiler for a couple of reasons. Firstly, electricity is expensive (13.19p/kWh for a standard electricity tariff and 3.48p/kWh for gas according to Standard Assessment Procedure 2012) and secondly, electricity is considered a carbon intensive fuel. The emissions of natural gas production, before being delivered to the home, is 0.216kg of CO2 per kilowatt-hour (kWh). Meanwhile, emissions from electricity generation is 0.519 kg of CO2 per kWh, that’s more than double the emissions from natural gas and, as a result, electricity is considered more carbon intensive than natural gas.
You can find more about this in our article Electric Boiler Efficiency Explained.
Will this boiler save me money?
With a Mattira electric boiler, you’ll potentially be saving money on the installation costs as well as future maintenance and servicing. Electric boilers use less moving parts have less chance of needing repairs, helping to avoid an unexpected repair bill.
How efficient is it?
This is a highly efficient unit, featuring a 36.4% efficiency rating as well as featuring an ErP D-rating for heat and C-rating for hot water.
Is this boiler right for my home?
An output rating of 10kW makes this boiler best suited to homes with 6-8 radiators and a single bathroom.
Are there any alternative options?
Alternative options in the Mattira range include outputs of 3kW, 4kW and 6kW for homes with 3 to 4 radiators; 7kW, 8kW and 9kW for homes with 4-6 radiators; 10kW, 11kW and 12kW for homes with 6-8 radiators and 13kW and 15kW for homes with 8 to 10 radiators.
What are the key features of the ELNUR Mattira?
The Mattira has been designed for single or 3 phase supplies, a smart electronic modulation system to regulate energy consumption, a high flow rate, internal 50 litre store of water with user adjustable temperature regulation to provide instant hot water, a silent TRIAC power switch, steel shielded incology800 elements for high temperature strength and resistance to corrosion, expansion vessel pump and AAV as well as a digital display with user friendly controls.
Does this boiler have a warranty period?
Featuring a 5 year warranty as standard, you’ll be well covered in the unlikely event of an issue.
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