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New Baxi 200 and 400 series

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I had my first look at the new Baxi 200 series and 400 series combis today.

The only difference that I could see is that the 400 series has a built in loop, and a 5 yr warranty instead of the 2 yr with the 200 series.

Looks are conventional, if very small (fits in a cupboard) and very light - I think it was either 26kgs or 28kgs.

24kw model and 28kw at launch this autumn, but there are rumours of a 33kw on the way - much needed I think.

The same stainless HEX as the Duotec family. Lots of plastic in the hydroblock to keep that weight down. Grundfos pump. Standard multifit2 flue system.

All in all, it didn't look a bad boiler. Nothing cutting edge about it, but the last cutting edge Baxi launch (GA series) wasn't exactly a triumph.

Watch out for them on merchant shelves later in the autumn.
 
jonnyswamp said:
Prices yet?
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Not sure at this stage, so please accept that this is my best guess based on incomplete information!

I would expect to see the entry level 24kw 200 series combi, 2 yr warranty boiler only, ex VAT at just under £550. With a standard flue and including VAT, thats around £720 ish.

Allow another £100 or so (£120 inc VAT) to trade up to the 28kw version with the 5 yr warranty.
 
I like the Baxi boilers (Old Plumber) and like fitting the new ones when I can, my problem they don't do meny in LPG what about this new range ??
 
jtsplumbing said:
I like the Baxi boilers (Old Plumber) and like fitting the new ones when I can, my problem they don't do meny in LPG what about this new range ??
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There isn't an LPG version on the list that I have, although we are expecting a second wave of product releases, including a system boiler and heat only, so it may come then.
 
Leo21 said:
I'm sticking to the duo tecs, I like things that are proven.
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Although I am fitting the little heat only jobbie, no pump over run and its tiny. Just hope it's reliable.
 
gas man said:
Duotecs better than the Valiant though,and its British
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They're about as brittish as Vaillants! Both are assembled in Britain with foreign parts. Both are owned by companies on the continent! Only the name is more British.
 
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