My one, whatever it is, is only noticeable on fire-up. After that, it's just a quiet background noise. It's quite old, so I doubt that you could buy it now.
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Gaz and Leccy
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Gas is linear but the nannies have got at the minimum setting by fitting a stop, Easy to ignore of course.
Ours isn't a jet engine, just a low fan noise with a bit of roar. It's louder than a gas combi but then it's a bit bigger than combi. Floor standing cast iron jobbie with 12 gallons of water inside...
The other thing is smell any leak a fuel (during maintenance say) and the smell will hang about for a few days. Also if it's on a balanced flue venting at low level the flue gasses are smelly.
Ok negatives but a small price if the property is what you want where you want it.
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Ours is external, next to the utility room - the sound is barely noticeable.
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Ours is a two-year old condensing. Quite quiet.
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I'm sure that location of the boiler and the flue make a huge difference. Some of the properties seemed OK - but was not convinced by the one in the kitchen - which was open to the living room.