Operates with electric energy, where the resistance inside the water heater is heated and thus the water is warmed.

It is connected to the water supply, and for every amount of hot water drawn for use, there is automatic replenishment with cold water.

Based on the capacity in liters, it is only used for domestic use with small needs, such as in a kitchen for washing dishes. It quickly and economically meets the need for hot water usage, as the water heats up in less than 20 minutes.

The water storage tank features an internal enamel coating, which results from the application of enamel (glass) onto metal. This protects it from rust, as the water does not come into contact with the walls, thus ensuring always clean water.

The water heater can be installed on the floor (e.g., storage room or attic). Installation in an attic or on the floor usually makes maintenance more difficult.

• External casing made of electrostatically painted steel
• Water storage tank made of cold-rolled steel, with internal double enamel coating (GLASS)
• Electric resistance with detachable flange and full rubber gasket
• Net nominal capacity
• Cathodic protection with magnesium anode, for effective internal protection against corrosion and scale buildup
• Adjustable thermostat
• Strong thermal insulation of high-density ecological polyurethane
• Double strong steel brackets for easy and safe installation
• Plastic caps with modern aesthetics

The water heater operates with electric energy, where the resistance inside the water heater is heated and thus the water is warmed.

On the other hand, the electric boiler, in addition to heating the water through electric energy, has an internal exchanger (coil) with the ability to connect to the central heating system, to assist in the production of hot water. This limits the use of electric energy.

This means that once connected, the hot water produced by, for example, the oil boiler, heats not only the radiators but also the water in the water heater, thus saving money during the winter months.