If you are experiencing issues with your water heating, you may have a Gledhill PulsaCoil system. Popular across London, these units are highly efficient but operate differently from traditional heating systems. Whether you have the PulsaCoil A Class, PulsaCoil 2000, PulsaCoil 3 (PulsaCoil A), or the original PulsaCoil model, professional maintenance is essential to keep your home running smoothly.
The primary difference between a PulsaCoil and a standard boiler is that it functions as a thermal store rather than a traditional hot water cylinder. While both contain a water tank, the PulsaCoil heats fresh tap water using a heat exchanger.
These systems are specifically designed to operate on “cheap rate” electricity tariffs, such as Economy 7. By heating the quantity of water you need during nighttime hours, PulsaCoil units allow you to significantly cut down on daytime electricity costs.
Despite being a “great choice” for energy efficiency, these systems can face a variety of mechanical and electrical issues that require expert diagnosis. The most frequent symptom reported by homeowners is a “no hot water” issue.
Because these units rely on complex electronics to manage timing and temperature, common faults include:
If your PulsaCoil boiler is leaking, it is often due to progressive corrosion that requires immediate attention to avoid a pipe burst. Professionals often find:
A common diagnostic sign of a fault is when the system fails in ‘Off Peak’ mode but works when the ‘booster’ is engaged. This typically indicates a specific problem with the off-peak supply, immersion thermostat, or associated cabling.

Attempting to repair a thermal store yourself can be a daunting and dangerous experience. Electricity and complex plumbing are best left to experts to ensure the longevity of your unit.
At Storage Heater Repair, we offer transparent pricing and expert service:
Don’t let a minor fault turn into a major burst. If your PulsaCoil is showing signs of “weird behaviour,” contact a professional repair company immediately to extend the lifetime of your boiler.
Contact Storage Heater Repair today: Tel: 020 8728 9179 Email: info@storage-heater-repair.co.uk Website: https://storage-heater-repair.co.uk/