56 heating & renewable energy supplement Docherty FLUE AND CHIMNEY SYSTEMS


57 years of experience in flues, chimneys and sustainable heating solutions


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Email: sales@docherty.co.uk Tel: 0121 555 6789


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For more information visit www.docherty.co.uk


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The Electric Heating Company’s SlimJim electric boiler is perfect for Homes where space is a premium. The Slim Jim is a fully controllable electric flow boiler designed to maximise cupboard space but provide the flexibility and controllability that a gas fired central heating system offers. Using standard pipe-work, conventional wet system radiators and thermostatic radiator valves the boiler, being 100 per cent efficient and fully modulating, will take the same amount of time to heat the property. As no flue is involved and no gas analysis required the installation of the system will be a lot quicker. The SlimJim has a versatile range of outputs from 4kW to 14.4kW and can be used in an ‘S’ Plan configuration to enable you to select Heating only, Hot Water or both at the same time. The SlimJim electric boiler is 100 per cent efficient, silent in operation, easy to fit and comes with a two-year manufacturers warranty. Should you wish to find out more about the SlimJim Electric Boiler or about any The Electric Heating Company’s products, please contact the company.


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