Installing a NOEL buffer tank may involve connecting one or several heat sources. The larger the house and the more complex the heating system, the more connection points may be useful. Even then, the installation process remains clear when the tank is selected correctly.

Buffer tank with one coil

The scope of the installation depends on how many heat sources and heat consumers will be connected to the tank. A model with one copper coil can be enough for domestic hot water preparation and can also cooperate with central heating. The capacity should always be selected according to the number of users and the actual demand for hot water.

A one-coil tank can work with sources such as a water-jacket fireplace, a solid-fuel boiler, a gas boiler or another heating device. It stores heat and releases it when the system needs it, making the installation more stable and convenient.

More coils, more possibilities

Models with two or three coils allow more sources to be integrated in one system, for example solar collectors, a heat pump or an additional boiler. This gives the user more flexibility and helps use the cheapest or most ecological energy source available at a given moment.

Our specialists can help choose the right model, capacity and number of coils for a specific building. A properly planned installation increases comfort, protects heating devices and supports efficient use of energy.