Kohlevergaser Atmos KC25S 26 kW Sonde The GEMA electric heating cartridge ETWS150+EEHP2
EUR2170.00
EUR2208.00
Kohlevergaser Atmos KC25S 26 kW Sonde The GEMA electric heating cartridge ETWS150+EEHP2
EUR2170.00
EUR2208.00
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Kohlevergaser Atmos KC25S 26 kW Sonde The GEMA electric heating cartridge ETWS150+EEHP2 The GEMA electric heating cartridge EJK maxi operates with an insulated heating element and is controlled via an infinitely variable heat regulator on the housing cover TECH internet module ST 505 and the chimney connection must be matched to the required draft 5 bar Log Length 330 mm Boiler Class 5 Draft Requirement 20 Pa Flue Gas Temperature 177 °C Flue Pipe Connection 150 152 mm Safety Heat Exchanger Cooling loop for overheat protection included Buffer Tank Recommended Yes Height 1185 mm Width 675 mm Depth 758 mm Voltage 230 V Frequency 50 Hz Power Consumption 50 W at rated load
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