What is a central heating inhibitor?
A central heating inhibitor is a chemical liquid that coats pipes to protect your central heating system from corrosion, limescale and sludge buildup.
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Looking after your heating systems properly is the key to ensure maximum life and efficiency. Central heating inhibitors are vital for protecting central heating systems against limescale and corrosion. Limescale and corrosion can lead to a range of problems, including radiator cold spots, boiler inefficiency, and much more. Heating inhibitors help prevent these issues that can damage your heating system and increase your energy bills.
At Just Radiators, we care about the durability of our products, which is why we offer a range of radiator / central heating inhibitors, which can prevent your heating systems from any damage.
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At Just Radiators, we stock a range of radiator inhibitors from trusted manufacturers to ensure you can be looking after your heating systems properly, ensuring maximum efficiency. Some benefits of using heating inhibitors include:
- Builds protection against limescale and corrosion
- Breaks down radiator sludge
- Prolongs systems lifespan
- Lower energy bills
Ask our radiator experts for advice on heating inhibitors
Not sure what inhibitor you’re looking for? Please contact us straight away. We have an award winning team of experts who are always more than happy to help you find what you need. Alternatively you’re more than welcome to visit our Preston Showroom. Our customer service team is determined to help you out.
Central Heating Inhibitors Popular Questions
Do central heating inhibitors cause leaks around the pipes?
No, heating inhibitors do not cause leaks around pipes. It works as a defense around your pipes ensuring maximum protection and durability.
How often should I add an inhibitor to my heating system?
Central heating inhibitors can be added during annual maintenance that should be performed on your heating systems. It should also be added after draining and refilling your heating system.
What if I don't know which radiator inhibitor I need?
If you’re unsure which heating inhibitor you need, please contact us to get in touch with our specialists today. Our award winning customer service team is more than happy to help you!
