Everything about Tatano boilers

The price depends on the output, the fuel, the existing installation (flue, storage, hydraulic connection) and the options. It is set only in your personalised study, then in the final quote after your advisor's visit.

Rule of thumb: 30 W/m² for a passive/RT 2020 home, 60 W/m² for a new RT 2012/BBC build, 90 W/m² for an insulated 1990–2010 home, 120 W/m² for 1970–1990 standard, 150–180 W/m² for poorly insulated old homes, 220 W/m² for uninsulated. A 200 m² older house needs ~36 kW; the same surface as a passive home, ~6 kW.

Depending on the model: wood pellets (ENplus A1 grade), wood chips (ISO 17225-4), logs, and agricultural fuels (cereals, olive pits, crushed shells) on Mini-K BK and 23 E series. Multi-fuel models accept switching based on local supply.

European statutory warranty of 2 years on our appliances; detailed terms are available on our website. Beyond the warranty, Tatano still produces spare parts for boilers installed 20, 30 or 40 years ago — planned obsolescence does not exist in the Tatano range, the machines are engineered to last a lifetime.

Tatano Luxembourg distributes across all French-speaking countries: full Luxembourg, Belgium (Wallonia, Flanders, Brussels), Switzerland, Canada, and all of France. Engineering study from Pommerloch (Luxembourg); manufacturing at the family factory in Sicily, on-site appointment to assist with boiler placement.

Depending on the country and the fuel; our prices are shown without any grant deducted. Belgium: the temporary Walloon Primes Habitation scheme closed on 30/09/2026 and Flanders does not subsidise biomass boilers. France: MaPrimeRénov' for single works only funds heat pumps; a biomass boiler is only funded within a whole-home renovation (france-renov.gouv.fr). Switzerland: cantonal Buildings Programme. Your advisor checks the grants in force at the time of application.

For a standard residential replacement (15–100 kW boiler), allow 2–5 days on site: removal of old equipment, hydraulic connection, flue installation, commissioning and user training. A new install with boiler-room layout can extend to 1–2 weeks. Industrial 1–3 MW projects require 4–8 weeks.

Tatano handles the full chain: study, supply, installation, commissioning, and annual maintenance — single point of contact, no unknown subcontractors. Our technicians are trained on our products. For long-term follow-up, we also connect the customer with a trusted technician close to home.

One annual service is required to keep warranty and grant eligibility valid. Tatano organises the appointment: ash bin emptying, combustion chamber cleaning, heat exchanger, sensor and combustion check, pressure verification. Multi-year package available.

Yes, modern Tatano pellet boilers run at 35–45 dB(A) under normal operation (similar to a fridge). Auger feed and flue gas extractor fan are designed to minimise noise. Kalorino KS inserts are even quieter — manual feed or integrated hopper.

Class 5 models reach 92–95% useful efficiency on certified ENplus A1 pellets, 88–92% on ISO 17225-4 wood chips, 84–89% on logs depending on moisture (ideal < 20%). The 1:4 modulation matches power output to building needs, avoiding wasteful short cycles.

In use, pellets and wood chips cost significantly less per useful kWh than heating oil. The gap depends on the day's official prices and on your consumption: our pellets vs oil comparator calculates it daily, and your personalised study quantifies it for your home.

For residential use, Tatano pellet boilers (Kalorina, Blu Evo) cover 15 to 100 kW with automatic feed, 1:4 modulation and energy class A++. The choice depends on the heated surface, the insulation and domestic hot water production. A free thermal study sizes the right pellet boiler — without oversizing.

A Tatano pellet insert (Kalorino KS range) is a closed firebox burning pellets or logs that heats the room by radiation and supplies the central heating circuit through an integrated heat exchanger. Ideal for keeping the look of a fireplace while replacing heating oil. Typical outputs 15–30 kW, quiet, compatible with a buffer tank and solar.

A pellet boiler is fed automatically with pellets. A Tatano wood boiler accepts logs, wood chips or several fuels depending on the model — a fuel that is often cheaper per kWh but needs more storage space. Both reach EN 303-5 Class 5 and can be coupled with a buffer tank.

Yes. Tatano offers forced- or natural-circulation solar systems (solar thermal panels + solar storage tank) that can be connected to any biomass boiler via a buffer tank. In summer, solar covers domestic hot water and reduces the load on the boiler.