Combined heat storage tank SG(K) KUMULO 380/120l with 2 heat exchangers, rigid polyurethane foam, skay 72-404000

Combined heat storage tank – an effective solution for your home

This combined heat storage tank, with a capacity of 380 liters for central heating and 120 liters for domestic hot water, is a versatile device that allows you to integrate various heat sources into one system. This allows you to effectively utilize energy from a heat pump, solid fuel boiler, gas boiler or solar installation. The “tank-in-tank” design ensures independent operation of both circuits and minimizes the risk of media mixing.

Versatility and efficiency in one

The tank is equipped with two spiral heat exchangers, making it an ideal solution for cooperation with a solar installation and a central heating system. Spiral heat exchangers are characterized by a large heat exchange surface, which translates into high efficiency and fast water heating. Additionally, the tank has an enameled internal coating that protects against corrosion and ensures long-term reliability.

Comfort of use and easy installation

The domestic hot water connections are located in the upper part of the tank, and the central heating system connections on the sides – this arrangement greatly facilitates installation and access to elements during servicing. Strategically placed temperature sensors prevent overheating and optimize the operation of the heating system, adapting it to the type of installation – radiators or underfloor heating. The whole is surrounded by effective insulation made of rigid polyurethane foam, minimizing heat loss and reducing operating costs. The tank has an aesthetic skay type cover in gray color.

Solid construction and safety

The tank is made of high-quality steel and protected with ceramic enamel applied by the wet method. It is equipped with a lower magnesium anode, which provides additional protection against corrosion. The device meets all required safety standards and has a 60-month manufacturer's warranty from Galmet. The maximum working pressure of the DHW tank is 0.6 MPa, and the central heating tank is 0.3 MPa, ensuring safe operation under standard installation conditions.