Fresh water station with energy efficiency pumps and optimised control.

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.
Due to the flow-through operating principle, domestic hot water is heated on demand.
Depending on the temperature and flow rate on the drinking water side, the circulation pump on the heating side is speed-controlled.
The draw-off rate is up to 80 litres per minute, depending on the set temperature.
The entire assembly group is fitted with EPP insulation to help reduce heat losses.
The microprocessor-controlled control system is designed to provide domestic hot water at the set temperature.
All necessary connections for flushing are already integrated, facilitating maintenance when required.