Stainless-steel hot-water cylinders recover quickly

08 November, 2006

Indirect stainless-steel hot-water cylinders from Ferroli have fast recovery times and a 25 year tank guarantee.

Ferroli’s AQUAcyl range of stainless-steel hot-water cylinders combine fast recovery with a 25 year tank guaranteed. The high-grade 316L stainless steel does not require a sacrificial anode. Thee cylinders are designed for unvented systems and have capacities from 90 to 1000 litres. There are seven direct and seven indirect models up to 300 litres and six twin-coil versions from 150 to 1000 litres. The 90 litre indirect cylinder regenerates 70% of its contents in 18 minutes. 25 minutes is required for the 250 litre model. Twin-coil cylinders have even shorter recovery times. Each cylinder has a factory fitted temperature and pressure valve, full expansion kit and electric immersion heater(s). For ease of installation, all pipe and electrical connections are at the front of the cylinder.

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