buffer tanks and hot water heaters
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copper heating coil for IVAR.TANKS - DN 100 (DN 180); 550mm; heat exchanger 1,21m2
copper heating coil for IVAR.TANKS - DN 200 (DN 290); 470mm; heat exchanger 1,80m2
copper heating coil for IVAR.TANKS - DN 200 (DN 290); 580mm; heat exchanger 2,63m2
Magnesium alloy protective anode with galv. plug - 6/4"x400mm; dia. 32mm; 800-1500l
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Buffer tanks for heating water in closed heating and cooling systems, tanks with an integrated heat exchanger for closed systems, storage water heaters for preparing hot water, storage water heaters with one integrated heat exchanger, heating water buffer tanks with an immersed cylinder for preparing hot water, combined storage water heaters for preparing heating water, copper heating inserts, heating water buffer tanks with the option of installing external heat exchangers, protective anodes, control thermostats, electric heating elements, electromechanical thermostats, and instantaneous water heaters.
FAQ
- What is the difference between a buffer tank and a storage water heater? A buffer tank stores heating water (usually without a heat exchanger, or with one for connection to a closed system), while a storage water heater is designed to prepare and store hot domestic water using a built-in heat exchanger.
- What tank volumes are available? From smaller 50 l units to large-volume tanks exceeding 1000 l, suitable for apartment buildings as well as industrial installations.
- Can a tank be additionally fitted with an electric heating element? Yes, most tanks have a flange for installing an electric heating element or heating insert, allowing for standalone or backup heating.
- How is the tank protected against corrosion? Enamelled steel tanks are typically fitted with a protective magnesium (or electronic) anode, which should be regularly checked and replaced as it wears.