Advantages of a Hot Water Tank

Two Energy Sources for Efficient Domestic Hot Water Heating

The domestic hot water heating system combines two independent energy sources: a central heating (C.H.) boiler and solar collectors, ensuring optimal efficiency depending on the season.

• Spiral heat exchanger used in the system enables quick and efficient heating of domestic water.
• During the heating season: domestic water is heated via the heat exchanger supplied by the C.H. network.
• During the summer: domestic water is heated using energy from solar collectors, utilizing the second heat exchanger.

Additionally, in cases of increased demand or temporary lack of energy from primary sources, there is an option to heat water with an optional electric heater.

This solution provides the user with convenience, flexibility, and energy savings throughout the year.

Magnesium or Titanium Anode

These are elements designed to protect the tank from corrosion. A magnesium anode acts as a cathodic protection by "sacrificing" itself to prevent rusting inside the tank. A titanium anode is a more durable, optional solution that extends the device's lifespan.

Ceramic Enamel Fired at 850°C

This is a special coating applied to the internal surface of the tank and then cured at a very high temperature (850°C). This process ensures the surface is resistant to water and corrosion, providing hygienic water storage conditions and durability.

Insulation

The tank's insulation is made of high-quality materials such as:

• Polyurethane foam – providing excellent thermal insulation.
• Removable PU sponge – enabling easier installation and maintenance.

Aesthetic Casing

The tank's casing is made of durable and aesthetic *skay* fabric, giving the device an elegant appearance that suits various interiors.

Technical Data

Dimensions