Baxi has relaunched the Remeha Gas 210 Ace as the Baxi Gas 210 Ace. The move is part of Baxi’s wider strategy to simplify the customer journey by bringing products, services and support together under one trusted, accessible commercial brand.
The Baxi Gas 210 Ace relaunch marks the first of the manufacturer’s floor-standing boilers to transition to the Baxi brand, following the introduction of the wall-hung Baxi Quinta Ace and Baxi Quinta Ace S models last year.
Hybrid-ready, the high-efficiency Gas 210 Ace features an optional secondary return option that makes it particularly suitable for use with technologies like air source heat pumps that use low-grade heat. When combined with Baxi’s ASHP range and CHVAC Manager hybrid controller, it can provide an immediate and practicable solution for building owners to meet heat demand more sustainably.
The compact, lightweight boiler can be installed back-to-back, making it well-suited to refurbishment and new-build projects where space, access and long-term performance are all critical. Engineered for durability and efficiency, the Gas 210 Ace features a robust aluminium heat exchanger and a GCV seasonal efficiency of up to 95.8%.
The Baxi Gas 210 Ace also offers flexible control options, including options for direct weather compensation, helping systems automatically adjust flow temperatures in response to external conditions. This maximises energy efficiency and improves user comfort in buildings where heat demand varies.
Environmental performance is further boosted by the Gas 210 Ace’s low Class 6 NOx emissions, from 33mg/kWh (0% O2 dry).
“Bringing the Gas 210 Ace under the Baxi brand makes it easier for customers to access a complete, end‑to‑end commercial HVAC solution from a single, trusted partner,” said Shane Suter, commercial business director at Baxi.
“It’s the same proven product and support, delivered in a simpler, more convenient way.”
Available in multiple outputs, the Baxi Gas 210 Ace provides a scalable solution for a variety of commercial environments, including education, healthcare, hospitality and leisure and mixed-use developments.
