Worcester Bosch moves into instantaneous DHW

04 October, 2012

Worcester Bosch, condensing boiler, domestic hot water

Worcester Bosch Group has launched a range of instantaneous water heaters with compact dimensions and an output of up to 50 kW, making them suitable for homes with a high demand for hot water or guest houses. Greenspring CWi47 water heaters are also compatible with a preheated water supply, making them an ideal partner for solar thermal and heat pumps.

Up to 12 heaters can be cascaded to offer a combined flow rate of up to 250 l/min, which is suitable for larger commercial applications with consistent high demands or very high cyclic demands for hot water.

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