Baxi is a great brand of boilers; they have so much to offer. They have Condensing Boilers models Baxi Luna HT380, HT 1.33, HT1.45 and HT1.65. They offer Standard Efficiency Boilers, models Luna 3 Comfort and Luna 1.31. Space Heating with Radiators and Towel Warmers. They also sell Indirect Tanks as well, the Modulo and the Dual Coil Indirect. But the boilers are their best selling products. Let’s take a look at some of the boilers that Baxi offers:
All Baxi Luna Boilers will have an 86% to 98% efficiency, making these boilers some of the most efficient around. They can be used from heating a home or a small office. The Baxi Luna Boilers can cover from 600 square feet to 6000 square feet. These boilers can be used with Natural gas or Propane. They can decrease the fuel consumption and even greenhouse gases by at most 59%.
These boilers have been approved by CSA, Energy Star and ASME H certified. These are the best certification that a boiler can get. Each boiler comes with a 10-year warranty on all heat exchangers. If you want the company offers an extended 10-year warranty on the heat exchangers.
The Baxi Luna HT 380& 1.330 this is a combination of central heating and an on demand domestic hot water boiler. This boiler is environmentally friendly; it has an impressive 90% less CO and 80% less NOx. This boiler has an efficiency rating of 99%; it is tough to get better than 99%. The best part is that these Baxi boilers can work in conjunction with any hydronic air handler, wall or baseboard radiator and in floor radiant system.
The Baxi HT380 boiler is compact it measures in at 17-3/4″ in width, 13-1/2″ in diameter and only 30″ in height. If you don’t have a lot of space the Baxi HT380 can be installed on the wall. The unit may be small but it can produce an output Btu’s between 32,804 to 112,601 btu’s. The unit is made of a Nickel Chrome Stainless Steel primary heat exchanger. This means that the unit will not rust or corrode as many other units do after years or wear and tear.
Another Baxi Luna boiler is model HT1.45 and the HT1.65. The HT 1.45 is designed for heating only. The Baxi Luna HT1.45 has a Btu range of 52,058 to 221,789 Btu’s. Like the HT380, the HT1.45 is compact and can be wall hung as well. The Luna HT1.650 modulates with 69,326 Btu’s to 221,789 Btu’s output. This boiler has an anti-freeze protection set 86 degrees Fahrenheit. The HT1.45 and HT1.65 have a double CPU microprocessor that is used for the most efficiency the boiler can offer.
If you want to replace your old boiler with a new high rated efficiency boiler, try Baxi Boilers. They have a good reputation and their inventory carries some of the highest rated boilers in the business. Take a look at all of the products that they have available. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain.
Where are you located Do you have knowledge on servicing Baxi Luna f310 boiler (propane) and how can I restart it when it does click on to heat our home . Thanks.
I just installed a BaxiHT380 boiler which uses propane gas. It seems to cycle on and off every 5 seconds. Is that normal? The other problem I have is it rumbles on high fire. What can I do to resolve both problems. I have 3 heating zones, approximately 230 feet in each run of pex tubing in a concrete floor. I used a 1 inch header on the supply side and return side. Off the header are my pex lines. Thanks, you can email me if you need more info. jjh
hi john, the problem is the setting of low fire. you can adjust low fire on this type ( condensating) using only gas analysor. your boiler does not have enough pressure on low and hi fire. check inlet dynamic gas pressure(when boiler works on full cappacity)- it should be 7inch water column( at least).after adjusting low and hi fire you should adjust fan speed on low fire.
I also installed the 380 and it seems to fire up with a loud poofing sound. Is that normal?
My Baxi that is 16 months old has starting making a very loud vibrating noisse almost everytime the boiler fires up for heat. It actually wakes us up at night when it starts the loud vibration or humming and this is a totally new sounmd it is making it has never happened before, only in the past two weeks. I had my plumbing technician check it and it never acted up once while he was here and he checked it out thoroughly. About an hour after he left it started again. This is not a normal sound for this Baxi. It is like going to the doctors when you get there the pain is gone.
I have been keeping the times when this happens and what time of day or night.
All i can describe is THAT IT IS A HUMMING OR VIBRATING SOUND THAT STARTS OFF LOW AND GETS MUCH LOUDER AND THE CABINET IS VIBRATING WHEN YOU FEEL THE RIGHT SIDE OF IT .
i AM BAFFELED, HAVE YOU EVER HAD ANYONE DESCRIBE THIS TYPE OF PROBLEM BEFORE ON THE BAXI.
Our Baxi 1.656 is almost 2 years old. When first installed it only made a loud click and a hushed whirring sound as the fan started up, Within 3 months it started to make a loud rumble when starting up. It is intermittent, but has continually been getting worse. It can now go on for 10 seconds and cycles up and down in volume. It sounds like an old car that almost stalls after turning on the ignition. I am sure it is exactly what is being described here and we can hear it in our Master bedroom which is 2 stories above the boiler and 25 feet away from the vertical flue. I have had the installer back for a total of 4 times, and it has never been improved despite what they do to it. Is this a design flaw? I know others with high efficiency boilers but no-one else has this problem. I am very happy about the reduced heating bills, but this performance is very dissappointing. I contacted Baxi directly one year ago with no response. I am going to try again.