Buffer vessel stainless steel Duplex 100L, 2KW resistor and vent valve

100L Stainless Steel Duplex Buffer Tank with 2KW Heater

The 100L Stainless Steel Duplex Buffer Tank with 2KW heater is an essential component for modern HVAC systems. This buffer tank is designed for efficient heat storage and helps optimise the performance of your heating systems.

Features

• Durable Material: Made from high-quality Duplex stainless steel, ensuring excellent corrosion resistance and a long service life.
• Capacity: With a volume of 100 litres, this buffer tank provides ample storage for various heating and cooling system applications.
• Efficient Heater: Equipped with an integrated 2KW heater for fast and efficient heating.
• Easy Installation: Fitted with 6 connections, including a 1-1/4" female thread, allowing flexible integration into your system.
• Bleed Valve Included: Supplied with a bleed valve as standard for safe and efficient system venting.
• Safety: The tank is designed for a maximum working pressure of 6 bar and operates on a 230V power supply.

The 100L Stainless Steel Duplex Buffer Tank with 2KW heater is ideal for installers and technical companies seeking reliable and efficient solutions for their HVAC systems. This tank guarantees stable heat storage, ensuring your systems operate at optimum performance. Order today and experience the benefits of a high-quality buffer solution.

Subsidy and Energy Saving Loan for Heat Pump Purchase

There is a subsidy available for purchasing a heat pump, which falls under the Investment Subsidy for Sustainable Energy (ISDE). The heat pump must meet certain conditions, such as being used for heating a residence. The installation must also be carried out by a certified installer. The subsidy typically covers around 30% of the cost of the heat pump and the installation. If the heat pump is listed on the appliance list (notification code list), a minimum subsidy of €500 is granted. This list specifies the exact subsidy amount per heat pump type. Additionally, an Energy Saving Loan can be taken out to cover the remaining costs. The terms of this loan can be found on the website of the National Heat Fund.