Hot Water Cylinders
Unvented systems are enjoying universal popularity compared with the open vented systems which are fed from cold water storage tanks generally fitted in the roof space.
The traditional household in Britain uses hot water systems, where cold water is heated and then stored for later use. The water flows from the storage unit to a heated cylinder which is vented to atmosphere. The pressure and flow rate of the heated water from the outlets depends on the height of the storage unit above the outlets.
Utilising the cold water from the mains, Tribune domestic hot water system feeds the water into a heated cylinder. The cylinders comes with a package of controls and safety devices which regulate the pressure and temperature in the system. A system this type can provide up to 25 litres / minute flow rates.
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