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Boilers installed at visitors centre
July 1st 2007

Two Broag Quinta 85 Boilers have been installed at Ness Botanic Garden's new visitors centre in Neston, South Wirral.

The Broag Quinta boilers support the specifically designed, low-energy environment with their high efficiency (110% NCV at 40/30C (99% GCV)), and ultra low NOx emissions. The boilers also operate quietly making them a suitable heating solution for the centre, which houses a café, gift shop, offices, exhibition space, conservatory and lecture theatre.

Peter Birch, Estates Service Manager at the University of Liverpool, had the Broag boilers installed because "they are one of the main ranges of boilers that the University likes to use throughout their facilities."

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