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Vokera heat exchangers include both main and plate types, delivering efficient heating and consistent hot water performance. These essential parts help reduce scale buildup, improve water circulation, and extend your boiler’s lifespan. We stock popular models including the Vokera Compact, Linea, Unica, Vision, and Excel ERP. Whether you need a primary or secondary heat exchanger, our range suits a wide variety of heating systems.
All Vokera heat exchangers are easy to install, highly compatible, and ideal for restoring boiler efficiency. They’re designed to maintain strong water flow and prevent common faults linked to heat transfer failure.
Choose from brand new or refurbished options based on your budget and needs. Each Vokera spare comes with a 12-month warranty for added peace of mind. Explore our full selection today to find the right fit for your boiler and get your heating system back on track quickly, affordably, and reliably.
What types of Vokera heat exchangers do you sell
We sell main heat exchangers and plate heat exchangers for Vokera boilers. As a result, you can match the correct part to your heating and hot water needs.
What is the difference between a main and a plate heat exchanger
A main heat exchanger supports central heating performance. A plate heat exchanger supports hot water delivery. Therefore, the correct choice depends on the fault and boiler setup.
Which Vokera boiler models do your heat exchangers suit
Our range suits many Vokera models, including Compact, Linea, Unica, Vision, and Excel ERP. In addition, we stock options for other common Vokera boiler ranges.
How do I know which heat exchanger I need
First, check your boiler model and the part reference on the existing unit. Also, compare your fault symptoms with your engineer. If you still feel unsure, share your boiler model details and we can guide you.
Can a faulty heat exchanger cause poor hot water or heating
Yes. A faulty heat exchanger can reduce heat transfer, lower water temperature, and affect flow. As a result, you may notice inconsistent hot water or weak heating output.
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