Clean separation for safe systems
Whenever heating circuits need to be separated, the ETA system separation module is used – for example, to separate residential heating from frost-protected areas such as workshops, stables or open areas. Separation also protects against damage in old underfloor heating systems or stable heating systems that introduce oxygen or pollutants into the system. The media are reliably separated from each other using a plate heat exchanger – similar to solar thermal systems.
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System separation module
Easy and space-saving installation
The ETA system separation module requires very little space and can be mounted either directly on the buffer or on the wall. The installation effort is minimal as all components are already assembled and pre-wired.
More efficient than conventional systems
The speed-controlled, high-efficiency pump adapts to the required amount of water. Unlike conventional systems that use valves, here only the required amount of water is removed from the buffer.
Securely separated systems:
system separation module
Whenever heating systems need to be separated from one another, the ETA system separation module is the right choice. A typical example is one heating circuit to keep the living area at a comfortable temperature, whilst the purpose of another circuit is only frost protection – for example in workshops or in open areas that should be kept free of ice and snow. Older systems, such as aging underfloor heating systems that introduce oxygen into the system, or special barn heating systems that absorb ammonia from the heating water, must also be effectively isolated from the rest of the system to avoid damage. The technology works like to solar thermal systems: the transfer media, such as the heating water or antifreeze mixture, are carefully separated via a plate heat exchanger.
More efficient than conventional systems
The ETA system separation module works with a variable speed, high-efficiency pump. The respective pump speed indicates the quantity of water needed. Unlike conventional systems regulated by valves, here only the required amount of water is drawn from the buffer
