Does a Heat Interface Unit (HIU) use gas or electricity?

There is no gas connection required with an Heat Interface Unit, the energy required for heating and hot water is taken from the heat network. The HIU will require a direct electrical supply to operate is key components i.e. on-board controls, valves and circulating pumps.

Take a look at Baxi's AquaHeat HIU 

For homes fed with heat from a heat network, the Baxi AquaHeat is the answer to your apartment’s heating and hot water requirements. Perfectly suited to supply heat to communal and commercial premises in your development.

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What outputs are the Baxi AquaHeat range available in?

Baxi AquaHeat HI/HWI is available in two different outputs, available with or without a Heat Meter and the Mercurius connected module factory fit. Read more

What primary (Heat Network) conditions are the AquaHeat HIUs suitable for operating at?

The AquaHeat range of HIUs can operate with primary temperatures from the Heat Network up to 90°C and maximum primary operating pressures of 16 bar.

What approvals and certification does the Baxi AquaHeat range hold?

Baxi AquaHeat range of Heat Interface Units (HIUs) are all compliant with UK Water Regulations & Bylaws, with the certification carried out by NSF. Read more

What is VWART?

VWART stands for Volume Weighted Average Return Temperature. Read more about it in our Baxi FAQ section...

In what lead time are the Baxi AquaHeat range products available?

Baxi AquaHeat range & associated accessories & controls are available on an 8-week lead time. Baxi can also manage a phased delivery depending on project.

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