Id. no.: 242440-7
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FUNCTION
The domestic water stored in the enamelled internal boiler is heated up by the electrical heating element.
The user can preselect the desired temperature on the operating panel. The heating is independently
switched on during heating-up process by the control and switched off again after reaching the desired
stored water temperature.
If the water temperature drops, for instance due to water abstraction or natural cooling (the high-quality
CFC-free polyurethane foam insulation keeps it as low as possible), the device switches itself back on
again until the stored water temperature is reached.
HOT WATER REQUIREMENT
Hot water consumption in the household is dependent upon the number of people, the sanitary fittings in
the flat or house, the insulation, the plumbing and the individual habits of the user.
The following table provides a few standard values for consumption.
The temperature of the cold water required for mixing for the stated hot water temperature was assumed
to be approx. 12 °C.
SAVING ENERGY
Our electrical storage system is a real energy saver due to its high quality, CFC-free polyurethane foam
insulation and its built-in control system.
Low storage water temperatures turn out to be particularly economical.
That is why the level of the temperature adjustment should only be set in accordance with the actual hot
water requirements. This helps save energy and reduces limescale build-up within the container.
Hot water require-
ments in litres
Required stored water capacity in
litres
at 37°C
at 55°C
with 80°C
with 60°C
Full bath
150 - 180
55 - 66
78 - 94
Shower
30 - 50
11 - 18
16 - 26
Hand wash
3 - 6
1 - 2
1.6 - 3.1
Hair wash (short hair)
6 - 12
3 - 4.4
4.2 - 6.3
Hair wash (long hair)
10 - 18
3.7 - 6.6
5.2 - 9.4
Bidet utilisation
12 - 15
4.4 - 5.5
6.3 - 7.8
Washing dishes
for 2 people per day
16
10
14
for 3 people per day
20
12.5
18
for 4 people per day
24
15.2
21.5
Housework per bucket of cleaning
water
10
6.3
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