Built-under fresh-water storage tank 300 l horizontal 1 additional heat exchanger

Premium built-under fresh-water storage tanks for the highest demands on drinking water hygiene and efficiency.

The structure of these storage tanks differs fundamentally from conventional, large-volume domestic hot water storage tanks. A built-in corrugated stainless steel pipe separates the drinking water from the heating water and also serves as a high-performance heat exchanger. This combines the advantages of a buffer storage tank with those of an instantaneous water heater.
The drinking water only passes through the corrugated stainless steel pipe in the water of the heated cylinder when required. This enables you to achieve very low energy consumption and guarantees your customers legionella-safe drinking water. You do not need a legionella protection programme in the control unit. The consumer is provided with hygienically perfect, fresh water at the desired temperature at all times.
Thanks to the very solid, powder-coated sheet steel panelling, the cylinder is ideally suited as a built-under storage tank for all types of oil and gas condensing boilers from almost any manufacturer. The extremely stable construction allows loads of up to 500kg.
The horizontal installation of horizontal built-under hygiene storage tanks also allows them to be used in places that are not suitable for vertical cylinders (e.g. below sloping ceilings and stairs). This means that your customers can benefit from the advantages of a hygienic storage tank even where space is limited.

Compare! The horizontal arrangement of the heat exchangers in horizontal OEG hygiene storage tanks offers your customers advantages over other products on the market. Efficient heat stratification is only achieved by installing the heat exchangers horizontally. The generously dimensioned heat exchanger surfaces provide another energy advantage over other products available on the market.
The additional heat exchanger gives your customer the option of using additional heat generators and feeding their energy into the hygienic storage tanks.

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