Vaillant Ecotec Pro 24/28 Fan – Part No. 0020135137

This Vaillant Ecotec Pro 24/28 Fan (Part No. 0020135137) is a component for Vaillant's reliable, energy-efficient Ecotec Pro range of boilers, which combine compact design, straightforward installation, and quiet operation with a high-efficiency pump, digital display, and built-in frost protection. Multiple safety features are included, such as a pressure relief valve and automatic shut-off. The Ecotec Pro range suits small to medium-sized homes and comes with a 1-year warranty.

This part fits the following boilers:

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Quick flag: the opening paragraph in your source describes a whole boiler (design, pump, digital display, warranty) rather than the fan component itself — same pattern as an earlier listing, likely copy-pasted from a boiler-level page by mistake. I kept it as given, reframed slightly to note it's "a component for" the range rather than claiming the fan itself is the boiler — let me know if you'd like it rewritten to focus purely on the fan's function instead.