BAXI 600 616 16kW Gas Boiler

Product Description

The Baxi 600 616 is a 16KB boiler that carries a 7 year parts and labour warranty. Small and compact enough to fit into a 290mm deep cupboard, it incorporates pipes inside the boiler casing and brass hydraulics. It is compatible with Megaflo Eco cylinders for maximum hot water.

Frequently Asked Questions

What about some key features?

The Baxi 616 is a fantastic boiler for your installation, with a side access to the burner and controls, which make maintenance quick and easy. A rear flue allows the boiler to be installed in almost any room without requiring additional pipework. It’s suitable for fully pumped, vented, or sealed systems and guarantees no pump overrun.

What warranty period is provided?

When an appliance breaks, it can be upsetting. The last thing you want is to look around for a repair company. That’s why the Baxi 616 is covered for 7 years. So you can enjoy your appliance without having to worry about paying more if something goes wrong.

How small is the Baxi 16?

With dimensions of 625x370x270mm (HxWxD) the Baxi 616 Heat is a compact boiler that is designed to be portable and flexible when it comes to installation. For those with limited space within their home, the heat can be installed within a kitchen cupboard as long as an adjacent wall is in place for electrical connection.

Is it suitable for my size property?

The Baxi 616 is the ideal boiler for smaller properties with 10 radiators. The output rating of the boiler determines how much heat it will produce. For a smaller home or property with 6 or fewer radiators, an output rating of 12 kW will be sufficient, whereas for larger homes 10 or more radiators an output of 16 kW should be aimed for.

How efficient is the 616?

The Baxi 616 is rated at 93% efficient. It has an A rating for energy efficiency, making it a highly efficient boiler. Baxi are now producing a range of condensing boilers that incorporate the latest in energy efficient technology. With many models now achieving A+ ratings this means users can benefit from lower energy bills as well as low emissions.

Do I need a regular, combi or system boiler?

Larger houses with a larger hot water storage tank and a central heating system will be well served by a regular boiler. If you plan to have an electric shower or bath or other valuable electric appliances, as well as space heating, installing a regular boiler is probably the best option for you.

If you are looking for a boiler that offers immediate heating and hot water, you should consider a combi boiler. Its use of heat-exchanger technology means it can supply your central heating system with all the heat it needs while also providing hot water on demand.