ALBION SUPERDUTY 1800X450 IND ECO CYL G3 Albion Superduty Solar Compatible Twin Coil Cylinders Solar Compatible Cylinders Renewable Energy BHL

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ALBION SUPERDUTY 1800X450 IND ECO CYL G3

ALBION SUPERDUTY 1800X450 IND ECO CYL G3 :: Albion Superduty Solar Compatible Twin Coil Cylinders :: Solar Compatible Cylinders :: Renewable Energy :: BHL

The Superduty Eco HE cylinder and combination unit
The Superduty Eco HE cylinder has been designed to make
the very best use of energy input, both solar and fossil
fuel top up.
Local Authorities, Housing Associations and other energy
conscious specifiers understand the importance of CHeSS
Best Practice and will probably be aware of the Albion
Superduty unit.

Although the principle of operation is the same as the
Centurion shown overleaf, further energy savings are achievable
by coupling the traditional boiler input to the Superduty
multicoil heat exchanger. Efficiencies reduce boiler cycling
and result in faster heat up. with lower boiler return
temperatures the unit is most suited to operate with condensing
boilers.

The result is that the units can be downsized to meet hot
water demand. So a 1500 x 450 conventional system overleaf
could be substituted by a 1050 x 400 Superduty HE solar unit
and achieve a similar result.