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Panasonic Stainless Steel DHW Tank Kits

Panasonic Stainless Steel DHW Tank Kits

SKU : KIT-G3TD20C1E5

£1,354.17 GBP Excl. VAT: £1,128.48 GBP

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Description

Panasonic Stainless Steel DHW Tank Kits

High quality class “A” rated stainless steel UK manufactured maintenance free hot water tank designed for long-lasting trouble-free service with the Panasonic Aquarea range of air to water heat pumps

Provides market leading energy efficiency with very low standing heat loss

20% faster recovery time over comparable units by the tank incorporating a multi-pass corrugated stainless steel tube

Comes complete with

  • PAW-TS2 Cylinder Sensor 20 meters length
  • G3 Compliance Kit which includes 18 L Expansion Vessel
  • Accessory Kit , Hose and T Piece

Optional accessories

  • PAW-3WYVLV-HW - 3-way valve kit
  • CZ-NV1 – 3-wayvalve for inside the hydro kit

Benefits

  • Uk manufactured
  • Class A Rated
  • 192 L or 284 L capacity
  • 20% faster recovery time
  • Solar Panel ready
  • Quick and simple on-site installation process
  • Low pressure Loss
  • Maintenance Free

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What size hot-water cylinder do I need with an air source heat pump?

    Cylinder size depends on household occupancy, expected hot-water demand, available reheat capacity and system design. It should be selected around the property’s hot-water requirements rather than heat-pump output alone.

  • What’s the difference between a buffer tank and a hot-water cylinder?

    A hot-water cylinder stores domestic hot water for taps and showers. A buffer tank stores water within the heating circuit and can provide additional system volume or hydraulic stability where required.

  • Do I need both a buffer tank and a hot-water cylinder with a heat pump?

    Not always, a hot-water cylinder is generally required where the heat pump provides stored domestic hot water, while the need for a buffer tank depends on the hydraulic design and heat-pump manufacturer’s requirements.