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An electric boiler for home use is applied in specific heating situations where heat is generated electrically for a central heating system. This includes supplementary heating, temporary applications, smaller installations, technical rooms or situations where gas-free heating is being considered.
Please note: in residential buildings, an electric boiler is not automatically suitable or permitted as the primary heating source. Due to building regulations, energy performance requirements and project-specific rules, every application must be assessed before using an electric boiler at home.
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Mikoterm mTronic 7000 - Electric boiler (6 kW)
Item no. 380106EAN 8721082877787
Price excl. VAT€ 826,41Price incl. VAT€ 999,95
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Mikoterm mTronic 7000 - Electric boiler (9 kW)
Item no. 380109EAN 8721082877794
Price excl. VAT€ 859,46Price incl. VAT€ 1.039,95
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Mikoterm mTronic 7000 - Electric boiler (12 kW)
Item no. 380112EAN 8721082877800
Price excl. VAT€ 884,26Price incl. VAT€ 1.069,95
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Mikoterm mTronic 7000 - Electric boiler (18 kW)
Item no. 380118EAN 8721082877817
Price excl. VAT€ 892,52Price incl. VAT€ 1.079,95
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Mikoterm mTronic 7000 - Electric boiler (24 kW)
Item no. 380124EAN 8721082877824
Price excl. VAT€ 933,84Price incl. VAT€ 1.129,95
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Choosing an electric boiler for home
An electric boiler for home use can be useful in specific heating situations where gas-fired heat generation is not desired, not available or technically less suitable. This includes supplementary heating, temporary heat, small installations, technical rooms or situations where electric heat generation is being considered.
When choosing an electric boiler, the required capacity, electrical connection, available distribution board capacity, heat distribution system and controls are key factors. For alternative or supplementary solutions, also view heat pumps for sustainable home heating, thermostats for heating control and connection materials for safe installation.
Important for electric boilers at home
- Always check whether the application complies with applicable building regulations
- Do not use an electric boiler as primary heating without professional assessment
- Match the capacity to heat demand, home type and heat distribution system
- Check the electrical connection, distribution board and available grid capacity
- Pay attention to controls, safety, water-side connection and maintenance access
- When in doubt, have the application reviewed by an installer or energy performance advisor
Frequently asked questions about electric boilers for home
Can an electric boiler be used as the main heating source at home?
An electric boiler is not automatically suitable or permitted as the primary heating source in residential buildings. Building regulations, energy performance requirements and technical system assessment must be checked for each home.
What do building regulations mean for electric boilers?
Heating systems are subject to requirements for energy performance, control and technical building systems. An electric boiler usually works as direct electric resistance heating and can therefore be problematic as the main heating source in homes.
When can an electric boiler be useful at home?
An electric boiler can be useful for specific situations, such as supplementary heating, temporary heating, a technical room, a small heating circuit or a project where sufficient electrical capacity is available and the application has been professionally assessed.
Is an electric boiler the same as a heat pump?
No. An electric boiler converts electricity directly into heat. A heat pump uses electricity to extract heat from outdoor air, ground or water and usually delivers significantly more heat per kWh of electricity.