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VitaHeat's Stainless Steel Calorifier Tank

Tried and proven technology that has been used throughout the century, the stainless steel calorifier tank is used to store hot water in a centralised boiler room just so steaming water could be seen pouring out across suden opening of faucets and/or taps.

500 – 5,000 Litres of customisable hot water storage.
2 years full-warranty availability.
Pairs with electric, & also air-source heat pumps.
304 stainless steel housing construct.
Totally-enclosed tank for better pressurisation & less heat loss.

A Mature Technology To Store Steaming Water

Main Heating System

With hot water being stored within VitaHeat’s well-insulated stainless steel calorifier tank, a simple induction with a heat pump or an electric boiler to raise boiling temperatures becomes maintained and kept for a long time, reducing energy consumption while delivering hot water whenever needed.

High-Demand Storage

The customisable capacity to house from 500 to 5,000 litres of scalding water into this calorifier tank fits any of the water infrastructure found from multi-buildings, to factory operations, research labs, and even hospitals.

Versatile Source Integration

VitaHeat’s stainless steel calorifier tanks are adaptive by design and may be connected to different systems like solar panels for thermal setups, to electric boiler and even heat pumps. This versatility is crucial for the later upgrades of technology within the vicinity where the calorifier tank is installed.

Higher Temperature Limits With Stainless Steel Application

VitaHeat’s stainless steel calorifier tank series have a higher tolerance towards much hotter water temperatures, this is perfect for high-heat production needs and other steam systems because of the smart yet practical use of higher melting point.

Durable For The Long Haul

All stainless steel calorifier tanks feature a shelf-life of a decade of use by estimation, and can be extended up to 50 years in possibility depending on the frequency, maintenance, and water supplied in condition.

Thermal Insulation Maximised

By thorough understanding of materials science, VitaHeat’s engineers leading the development of stainless steel calorifier tanks have enabled a structural blueprint where maintaining heat is optimised. This involves having PU foam to trap warmness, while reducing diffusion externally with its low thermal conductivity. The result is lesser energy needed to reheat your water, faster recovery periods, and more conservation of utility bills.

Better Hygiene And Easier Cleaning

With a stainless steel surface that is continuously polished as a finish to a fine and smooth feel, bacteria promotion would hardly attach itself with the absent of crevice defects across VitaHeat’s calorifier tanks. Besides that, higher pressurisation of water spraying can be conducted, alongside strong sanitising agents or detergent needed to be used for an aggressive washdown.