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PulsaCoil SOLAR
The PulsaCoil BP Solar is the optimum way to take
advantage of both solar energy and low cost electricity tariffs, such
as Economy 7. The unit will provide mains pressure hot water with
power shower performance, making it the cost effective, energy
efficient solution for apartments.
Solar panels collect the solar energy and this is then
used to heat the water in the PulsaCoil BP. This process happens
during the day, so consequently, when the off-peak electricity
demand is activated, it does not require as much energy to bring
the store up to the desired temperature. Solar panels and hot water cylinders harvest the sun’s
energy all year around and therefore potentially bring down your
energy bills by a considerable amount, typically providing up to 50%
of the year round energy required for hot water.
The PulsaCoil BP Solar is based on the original
principal of the
PulsaCoil BP, but with the addition of the solar
input, so you still benefit from the innovative design helping to
make installation and ongoing maintenance straightforward for
the installer and immersion elements which are situated in
the same primary water at all times, so no scaling takes
place, even in hard water areas. |
Immersion heaters that
don't scale up
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No annual servicing required |
Pulsacoil immersion heating elements reside in the same primary water
all the time (as this water is not renewed) so even if you live in a
hard water area no scaling takes place. |
The appliance’s advanced construction ensures a long life and the
primary store design removes the need for annual checks on sacrificial
anodes, found on many unvented units. |
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PULSACOIL SOLAR - Technical and Prices
Pulsacoil explained
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Gledhill Pulsacoil BP
SOLAR Price List
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Price inc VAT |
Model |
Description |
Special Offer
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PC BP 150 |
New
Gledhill Pulsacoil SOLAR 150 Litre |
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PC BP 180
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New
Gledhill Pulsacoil SOLAR 180 Litre
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PC BP 220
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New
Gledhill Pulsacoil SOLAR 220 Litre
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Gledhill Pulsacoil spares and accessories
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XB483
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Pulsacoil Immersion Heater (Specially calibrated for thermal
store operation)
Incalloy 3kW with dual (control and safety) thermostat |
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XC007 |
Thermostatic blending valve |
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XB142
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Gledhill in-line scale inhibitor (fitted and wired) |
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XS040
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Gledhill phosphate type inhibitor/softener |
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PULSACOIL is a
Trade Name. A PULSACOIL BP SOLAR is a thermal store in a cabinet
with both electrical and solar inputs. This offers an
aesthetically pleasing unit that provides mains pressure hot
water safely from a vented store with the benefit of low
cost energy.
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for a more detailed explanation of PULSACOIL |
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Guide to selecting
which size Pulsacoil BP SOLAR |
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Notes:
1. Flow rate is based on a 35 degree C temperature rise and assumes that
the recommended pressures and adequate flow are available at the
appliance.2. The heat losses
from thermal stores should not be directly compared with the heat losses
from unvented or vented cylinders because they are treated differently
in SAP. The SAP calculator takes account of the type of store and
various correction factors are included to reflect the different ways
that the hot water and heating operates.
3. This height allows for the
installation of the single F&E cistern in the same cupboard as the
PULSACOIL BP appliance (complete with ball valve - if specified).
4 For complaince with Building
Regulations Part L1.
Please refer to the
full installation, service and technical manual for further
information. |
Please Note: Where the mains
water hardness exceeds 200ppm provision should be made to treat the feed
water to reduce the rate of accumulation of lime scale. The optional
factory fitted in-line scale inhibitor should be specified at the time
of order for hardness levels between 200 and 300 ppm (mg/l). Where the
water is very hard ie 300ppm (mg/l) and above the optional polyphosphate
type scale inhibitor should be specified at the time of order. |
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