Heizen mit Naturwaerme 02-2011_GB.indd - Viessmann
Heizen mit Naturwaerme 02-2011_GB.indd - Viessmann
Heizen mit Naturwaerme 02-2011_GB.indd - Viessmann
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Dual mode systems<br />
Dual mode heating systems: saving twice is better still<br />
Oil and gas prices continue to rise. So what should you do if you have purchased an<br />
advanced oil or gas boiler in the past few years? Simple – save a great deal with a dual<br />
mode heating system, and at the same time reduce emissions.<br />
A heat pump is the ideal way to extend the<br />
heat supply of an existing oil or gas heating<br />
system. Consumption costs are lowered<br />
through the use of free energy from the<br />
environment, causing a simultaneously<br />
reduction in dependence on fossil fuel.<br />
However, a dual mode heating system has<br />
even more benefits:<br />
n Oil storage space and amount of oil to be<br />
stored can be reduced<br />
n The operating times of the existing system<br />
are reduced so the service life is extended<br />
n Power for heat pumps can be obtained at<br />
special tariffs<br />
n The existing DHW heating system can<br />
continue to be used<br />
Little effort, great effect<br />
You only need:<br />
n Three-phase power supply with 400 V<br />
n Installation area for heat pump and heating<br />
water buffer cylinder, approx. 4 m2 n Radiator heating system < 65 °C<br />
n Boiler thermostat setting max. 65 °C<br />
n Options for drawing in outside and<br />
exhaust air when installed inside<br />
n Space to install the special heat pump<br />
meter<br />
n Power supply to the heat pump meter<br />
Vitocal 300-A utilises the outdoor air heated by the sun – and<br />
on cold days, a second heat source can be switched on<br />
automatically by the heat pump control unit.