It operates with electric power, where the resistance inside the water heater is heated, thus heating the water.

It is connected to the water supply and for every quantity of hot water drawn for use, there is automatic replenishment with cold water.

Based on the capacity in liters, it is used only for household use with small needs, such as in a kitchen for dishwashing. It quickly and economically covers the need for hot water use, as the water is heated in less than 20 minutes.

The water storage tank features an internal enamel coating, which is achieved by applying enamel (glass) on top of metal. This results in protection against rust, as the water does not come into contact with the walls, ensuring always clean water.

The water heater can be installed vertically on a wall. Vertical installation provides easier maintenance, but care must be taken when installing the base on the wall.

• Exterior casing made of electrostatically painted steel
• Water storage tank made of cold-rolled steel, with internal double enamel coating (GLASS)
• Electric resistance with detachable flange and full-length rubber
• Clean nominal capacity
• Cathodic protection with magnesium anode, for effective internal protection against corrosion and salt deposition
• Adjustable thermostat
• Strong thermal insulation of high-density ecological polyurethane
• Double strong steel brackets for easy and secure installation
• Plastic covers of modern aesthetics

The electric water heater operates using electrical energy, where the resistance inside the water heater is heated and thus the water is warmed.

On the other hand, the electric boiler, in addition to heating the water through electrical energy, has an internal heat exchanger (coil) with the ability to connect to the central heating system, to assist in the production of hot water. This limits the use of electrical energy.

This means that once connected, the hot water produced, for example, by the oil boiler, heats not only the heating bodies but also the water in the water heater, thus promoting savings during the winter months.