Redefining a Classic - The Greenstar CDi
Published: 23-09-2014
- Greenstar CDi Classic enhanced with a series of improvements.
- New model now features a larger siphonic condensation trap, combined drain and condensate pipe, and a keyless filling accessory as standard.
- Each improvement developed as a result of installer feedback.
Our flagship Greenstar gas-fired boiler, the CDi Classic, has just been made even better with a series of new enhancements geared towards improving installation, maintenance, and overall performance.
Inspired by your suggestions, the Greenstar CDi Classic now boasts a larger volume siphonic condensation trap, which eliminates the risk of a boiler shutdown caused by frozen condensate. To make the boiler even easier for you to drain, a combined drain and condensate pipe has also been included as standard.
Looking for a boiler that is flexible and quick to install?
The new Greenstar CDi Classic ticks both boxes thanks to the inclusion of a remote pressure relief value (PRV) and wall mounting template.
Finally, our brand new model will make call-outs resulting from low poor system pressure a thing of the past. Thanks to our unique keyless filling link accessory, customers will be able to top up their own system with ease.
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