HDG Fresh Water Station
Fresh water station with energy efficiency pumps and optimised control.
A new approach to hygienic drinking water heating
A fresh water station is a hygienic method of heating drinking water. The water is heated on demand in a plate heat exchanger connected to the accumulator.
This means that only the amount of drinking water required at a given time is heated. As a result, the volume of stored domestic hot water can be reduced compared with systems that rely on a separate domestic hot water tank.
Hygienic drinking water heating
Domestic hot water is heated on demand using the flow-through operating principle.
Speed-controlled circulation pump
Depending on the domestic hot water temperature and flow rate, the circulation pump on the heating side is operated with variable speed control.
High draw-off rate
Depending on the set temperature, the system can provide draw-off rates of up to 80 litres per minute.
Well insulated
The entire assembly group is fitted with EPP insulation to help reduce heat losses.
Simple menu navigation
The microprocessor-controlled control system is designed to provide domestic hot water at the set temperature.
Convenient maintenance
All necessary connections for flushing are already integrated, facilitating maintenance when required.