Name: ELDOM Spectra 100 Litre Electric Hot Water Cylinder
Brand: ELDOM
SKU: SV10044
Availability: OutOfStock

Product information

Description

General description

The ELDOM Spectra 100 Litre Unvented Electric Water Heater is designed for homes requiring efficient hot water storage with strong mains pressure performance. This vertical wall-mounted system eliminates the need for a loft tank, making it suitable for modern living spaces and renovations. It provides a constant supply of hot water, ideal for high-demand households.

Technical specifications

Model: SV10044

Capacity: 100 Litres

Power Supply: 230 V / 2 kW

Heating Element Type: Ceramic, Dry Tube

Tank Material: Enamelled Steel with Zirconium Layer

Insulation Material: Polyurethane Foam

Working Pressure: Up to 7 Bar (Unvented Mains Pressure)

Water Connections: ½" Thread

Dimensions (H x Ø x Depth): 1000 mm x 435 mm x 457 mm

Weight (empty): 25 kg

Energy Label: Class C

Annual Energy Consumption: Approx. 1396 kWh

Installation

Supplied with a pre-mounted suspension bracket for easy installation.

Standard ½" threaded water connections for compatibility.

Usage

This unvented electric water heater is perfect for providing a strong and consistent supply of hot water for multiple outlets in medium-sized households, ensuring excellent shower performance and fast-filling baths.

Other information

Safety System: 6-level safety protection with an integrated 3-in-1 valve (pressure relief, non-return, and drain) optimized for unvented systems.

Eco Insulation: High-density polyurethane foam minimizes heat loss and reduces energy bills.

Easy Control: Front-mounted mechanical thermostat with illuminated on/off switch for simple temperature adjustment.

Features

Brand
ELDOM
Length
45.7 cm
Width
43.5 cm
Height
100 cm
Weight
25 kg

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