- Power, kW 3
- Heated area of the room, m2 40
- Heated room volume, m3 120
- Maximum volume of coolant, l 30
- The size of the connections to the system DN20 (3/4)
- Power supply voltage, 50/60 Hz, 400V
- Cross-section of the power supply conductor 2,5mm2
This product package comprises an electrode boiler and a boiler control box. The control box houses the thermoregulator TP-16, a device designed to manage the operation of the boiler based on the temperature of the coolant in the system. The TP-16 activates the boiler when the system's temperature dips below a predetermined threshold and deactivates it once the set temperature has been achieved.
Or you can choose a configuration with a Konlen wi-fi thermostat.
Additionally, the control box contains a three-phase electricity meter. This device not only calculates the electricity consumed by the boiler, but also provides real-time data on power and current levels for each phase. It further displays voltage and power factor (cosφ) information, offering a comprehensive overview of your system's energy consumption and efficiency.
1. Application.
Electrode water heaters "GAZDA - turbo" are designed for:
- Arrangement of individual heating systems of closed type
- Construction of combined closed-type heating systems by connecting the electrode boiler in parallel to an existing boiler (gas, solid fuel, or other type)
- Installation of underfloor heating systems
- Construction of a hot water supply system - when the boiler is working on a heat exchanger
2. Device and principle of operation
A three-phase electrode boiler consists of a metal casing with inlet and outlet pipes, pin electrodes installed in the casing through hermetically sealed insulators, and terminals in protective covers for connecting power supply wires.
The principle of operation of an electrode boiler is the direct conversion of electrical energy into heat energy by passing an alternating current through the coolant from one electrode to another.
The neutral electrode is the body of the boiler, so the neutral and earth wires are connected to it, and the phase wires are connected to the pin electrodes.
The heating element in an electrode boiler is the coolant, so the power of the water heater directly depends on its electrical conductivity (resistivity).