BQ series is our new electric open vented boiler.
It’s with slim design, means it can fit into the smallest spaces.
It needs to be equipped with an external circulation pump and water tank/cylinder. BQ series is easy to be installed with simple flow and return connections. This product also serves well in flats and apartments. Electric boiler is an excellent choice for households that have no mains gas supply or require an alternative to unavailable fuels such as oil or LPG.
We can make the power from 5KW to 20KW. It’s with one heating system, underfloor heating mode and radiators mode are optional.
For the underfloor heating mode, the outlet water temperature could be set from 30-60℃, the default set temperature is 55℃. For the radiator heating mode, the outlet water temperature could be set from 30-80℃, the default set temperature is 55℃.
We use the touch operation panel and LED display for BQ series, it’s very easy to operate.
Please contact us If you want to know more information about how to operate.
Now let me introduce the main parts inside the boiler.
This is JNOD Patent heating element, it’s designed to anti-corrosion, against water scale because the water circuit and the electric circuit are totally separated, no touch. Besides this, It is one cast piece of the whole heating element, so it also anti water leakage. The heating efficiency is close to 100% and the lifespan is longer than 8 years.
This is PCB board of Traic, it can keep the power stable by control power instantly. The biggest advantage of Traic is precise control, infinite speed regulation, which can quickly adjust power according to temperature changes. This can achieve the effect of energy saving and power saving.
All of our electric boiler can be coupled with electric water heater, solid fuel boiler/solar system, oil or gas heating system and etc.
This arrangement ensures low operating cost while maintaining high comfort of use.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you want to get the price and more information.
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