In developing the Qstyle water heaters, we focused on balancing a competitive price with all the features and functions expected from a standard household electric water heater - all without any compromise on the quality and reliability of the appliance.

Features:

Stylish design
Safe - unique 6-level protection
Long service life - a high-temperature-resistant tank finish, with an innovative high-zirconium enamel coating
Dense CFC-free insulation
Corrosion protection - magnesium anode protects the entire volume of the tank against corrosion
Safety resettable overheating cut-out
Special elliptical flange, patented
External capillary thermostat
Combined 3-in-1 safety valve - performing the function of a safety/pressure, non-return and drain valve
Temperature indicator
Illuminated on/off indicator
Quick replacement of the heating element without draining the heater
“Anti-freeze” frost protection
2+3 year warranty on the heater tank

Description and dimensions:

Description	Dimensions
1. Hot water outlet 1/2" G	A = 1000 mm
2. Cold water inlet 1/2" G	B = 915 mm
3. Temperature indicator	C = 175 mm
4. Control panel	D = 435 mm
5. Flange with heating element	E = 85 mm
6. Anode rod	F = 455 mm
	G = 20 mm

Parameters	QSTYLE 100
Capacity (l)	100
Rated voltage (V)	230
Rated pressure (MPa)	0,6
Nominal output (kW)	2
Mixed water heated to 40°C (l)	144
Weight (net) (kg)	23,5
Energy class	C

Frequently Asked Questions

What tank capacity should I choose? A common estimate of consumption is around 40-50 litres of hot water (at around 40-45°C) per person per day for standard use (showering, washing); for bathing in a tub or a larger number of bathrooms/outlets, you should allow for a larger capacity. When choosing, also consider whether the tank will be heated by a high-output boiler (faster heating, a smaller capacity may be enough) or, for example, only by a solar system (where a larger capacity is worthwhile for storing heat accumulated during the day).

This particular model has a capacity of 100 l.

Can I connect this tank to an existing boiler? In most cases yes, but you should check the compatibility of the hydraulic connection (dimensions and type of fittings) and whether your boiler supports controlling the tank's heating (a temperature sensor in the tank and possibly a diverter valve are required) - you'll find these details in the product's technical parameters, or our customer service can advise you.
Where and how is the tank installed? The tank should be installed as close as possible to the heat source (the boiler) to minimise heat losses in the connecting pipework, while still leaving enough space around it for servicing (anode replacement, safety valve inspection).
Does the installation have to be done by a professional? We always recommend having the hydraulic connection to the water supply and heat source, including fitting the safety valve at the correct pressure, carried out by a heating engineer/plumber - an incorrectly fitted or missing safety valve is a safety hazard.