Buffer tank 100L, hanging, vertical SG(B) polyurethane, metal jacket 70-107000

Buffer tank for efficient heating and cooling

This hanging, vertical SG(B) buffer tank with a capacity of 100 liters is a key element of a heating or cooling installation, especially in systems with a heat pump. Its design allows for stable system operation, extending the life of the heat pump and ensuring user comfort. The tank is made of durable carbon steel, protected by a metal jacket and polyurethane foam insulation – this combination guarantees durability and minimizes heat loss.

Universal application and easy installation

The SG(B) tank is perfect as a hydraulic coupling, stabilizing the operation of the installation with a heat pump. This allows the pump to operate more efficiently and start up less frequently, which translates into energy savings and a longer device life. Four hydraulic connections Gw 6/4” and additional connections for mounting the electric heating set and air vent facilitate installation in virtually any configuration. The hanging design saves valuable space in the boiler room.

Key features for professionals and users

• Heat pump performance optimization: The hydraulic coupling function ensures stable operation of the heating and cooling system, increasing the efficiency of the heat pump.
• Versatility: Can be used in heating and cooling systems.
• High insulation: Polyurethane foam minimizes heat loss, reducing operating costs.
• Durable construction: Carbon steel with a metal jacket provides longevity and corrosion resistance.
• Comfortable installation: Hanging design and complete connections make installation easy even in tight spaces.
• Passive cooling: Thanks to the high thermal insulation, the tank can be used in passive cooling installations.
• Safety: The maximum working pressure of the tank is 0.3 MPa, ensuring safe operation.

This buffer tank is an investment in the comfort, efficiency and durability of your heating or cooling system. It is an ideal solution for both new installations and the modernization of existing systems with a heat pump.