Central heating for dwellings without a boiler

19 August, 2006

Delivering wet central heating and DHW to apartments from central boiler plant — APV’s Compakva is available from Elson.

Elson has been appointed UK distributor for the APV range of heat-exchanger interfaces between dwellings and central boiler plant. The Compakva VX-32P provides central heating and instantaneous domestic hot water via a stainless-steel heat exchanger. Units can be wall mounted and include pump, controls and expansion vessel in a casing measuring 430 x 385 x 325 mm. Units are factory assembled and tested, and only six connections need to be made on site. A unit can deliver up to 13 kW of central heating and around 13.5 l/min of DHW within a few seconds of demand. Larger units are available for heating or hot water.

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