Ideal Heating Logic
The Ideal Logic is the brand's budget-tier range, available as combi, system and heat-only.
At a glance
- Configurations: Combi, System, Regular
- Best suited to: Cost-conscious replacements in small to medium homes
- Fuel: Mains natural gas (some variants are LPG-convertible, check the manufacturer’s data).
Worth knowing on site
- Typically the entry warranty tier in Ideal's line-up.
- Available in combi, system and heat-only variants, confirm which from the data plate.
On the tools
As Ideal's entry-tier range, the Logic is a common sight on cost-conscious replacements where the customer wants a straightforward gas swap rather than smart controls. Its position as the base warranty tier is usually the first thing worth flagging when quoting against a Logic Max.
Variants and configuration
It spans combi, system and heat-only formats, giving the Logic a broad footprint across job types despite being the budget tier. Because the configuration varies so much across that spread, confirm it from the data plate rather than assuming from the model name alone.
Where it sits in the range
The Logic sits at the base of Ideal's current domestic line-up, below the mid-range Logic Max and the premium Vogue Max. It is typically the range fitted when price is the deciding factor over the longer warranty or extra features of the tiers above it.
Finding the manual and the data plate
For the exact outputs, gas rate, dimensions and commissioning figures, work from the appliance’s data plate and the manufacturer’s installation and servicing instructions. The GC (Gas Council) number and serial are on the data plate, usually behind the front panel or on the underside. Ideal Heatingpublishes its manuals and support at Ideal Heating support.
Useful while you’re on the tools
Manifold is not affiliated with or endorsed by Ideal Heating. Brand and model names are used only to help engineers find the right resources. Specifications and available variants change by year and model, so always work from the appliance’s data plate and the manufacturer’s own installation and servicing manual. Gas work must be carried out by an appropriately Gas Safe registered engineer.