Viessmann targets new boiler at budget projects

14 August, 2005

Bringing Viessmann design and quality standards to low-budget projects is the Vitoplex 100 PV range of boilers.

The latest addition to Viessmann’s boiler range is aimed at low-budget projects. The Vitoplex 100 PV range uses the advanced design of the Vitoplex range, which includes wide waterways and a high water content to obviate the need for forced circulation within the boiler. The high water content increases boiler efficiency by reducing short cycling. Seven models offer outputs from 110 to 620 kW. These boilers can operate at up to 84% efficiency at flow temperatures up to 110°C. The range is compatible with Viessmann’s Vitotronic control systems. There is also a new Vitotronic 100 control designed to interface simply with all types of external control systems, ranging from a simple time switch to a full building-management system. These new boilers are 1.5 m high and 1015 mm wide.

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