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Boilers combine economy with compact design

23 March 2018

The latest Econoflame R600 Evolution range of high efficiency gas boilers from Stokvis Energy Systems includes seven models with outputs from 142 to 540kW. Combining high economy with compact dimensions (widths of between 466 and 746mm), the boilers offer a solution for confined spaces in either retrofit or less accessible new-build applications. 

The boiler options are equally appropriate for tall buildings, offering 8 bar maximum pressure; while being lightweight (290 to 595kg when empty), so the range is suitable for roof top applications where structural limitations may be a consideration. Inspection glass and ignition electrodes can be fitted in different locations to suit space limitations – and there is the option to specify a room-sealed version, with no change to the standard boiler.

Like their predecessors, the R600 models are designed for single or cascade applications: sharing load and optimising system flexibility, particularly for routine maintenance work.

It is not just practicality that Stokvis has applied to the design of its new boiler range:  all offer the performance benefits of the manufacturer’s water-cooled, down-firing, premix burner system. The fully modulating burner facilitates high turn down ratios to optimise efficiency at low system loads, while the robust stainless steel heat exchangers provide the boiler with a very long life

As a result the R600 range boilers deliver an eco-friendly class 6 NOx level, and are able to return seasonal efficiencies up to 110.4%.  The construction of the units even includes the sustainable aspect of fully recyclable component parts.

 Optional extra low loss headers are available, and if being used in a retrofit application onto existing systems, Stokvis Econoplate plate heat exchangers can be incorporated to create total boiler isolation from what might be a contaminated system. 

Control options include those to address dual heating zones; a master\slave cascade control for up to eight boilers; a room unit for each heating zone and a choice of sensors including outdoor temperature compensation, DHW, heating zone and a low loss header sensor for cascade applications.

 
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