OMNIA ST 3.2 8/10/12/14/16/12T/14T/16T

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Bombas de calor reversíveis ar-água para instalação split, com acumulador de água quente sanitária incorporado

Especificação

OMNIA ST 3.2 is the evolution of OMNIA S 3.2 and belongs to the new range of Ferroli Full Inverter R32 split heat pumps. “Split” means that the cooling circuit is divided between two units, Outdoor and Indoor. The Outdoor Unit contains the core of the cooling circuit, from the compressor to the fan with the air side exchanger, which is connected to the refrigerant gas pipes to the Indoor Unit. On the other hand, the Indoor Unit contains the core of the generator's hydraulic circuit with all the main pre-installed components, such as the high-efficiency circulator and the expansion vessel, to allow safe and practical installation. OMNIA ST 3.2 differs from OMNIA S 3.2 models for having integrated a Domestic Hot Water tank directly in the Indoor Unit. This storage tank has a 190L capacity for sizes 4 to 10, and 240L for larger models, from 12 to 16T. And that’s not all! OMNIA ST 3.2 can be customised according to your requirements, with a 18L inertial tank kit, a kit for solar integration of the storage tank or with a kit to manage 2 different zones, classic direct and mixed, if 2 different temperatures are required on the home terminals. Thanks to its wide operating range (among the largest on the market), OMNIA ST 3.2 works with as low as -25°C outdoor temperature and produces hot water up to 65°C under nominal conditions. The new Full Inverter by Ferroli concept uses DC inverter modulations on the 3 main energy-consuming components of the machine, namely: compressor, fan and pump. This allows the delivered power to be modulated, closely tracking the thermal load and allowing the user very high efficiencies and significant energy savings. Furthermore, the Full Inverter by Ferroli reduces inrush currents, avoiding sudden grid surges while guaranteeing a longer service life of the components. With the lowest noise levels on the market, OMNIA ST 3.2 can meet your system requirements, but can also easily be integrated with a Ferroli boiler (find out more about Factory Made Hybrids by Ferroli). The Outdoor Unit contains the core of the cooling circuit, whereas the Indoor Unit contains the core of the hydraulic circuit. OMNIA ST 3.2 is much more than a heat exchanger with a pump. The hydronic module includes all the main components of the system and can be customised according to the user’s needs. Stainless steel plate exchanger, pressure gauge and pressure sensors, expansion vessel, safety valve, automatic vent and brushless DC circulator only some of the components you’ll find inside.

Especificações técnicas

Ref.ª únicaOMNIAST3-2_8_10_12_14_16_12T_14T_16T
Familia de productoHVAC - Heat Pumps
Grupo de produtosHeat Pumps
TipoObject (objeto único)
Data de publicação2022-05-12
Número de edição1

Ligações

URL do produtohttps://www.ferroli.com/int/products/hydronic-heat-pumps-cooling-heating-dhw/omnia-st-32
Instruções de instalaçãohttps://www.ferroli.com/int/products/hydronic-heat-pumps-cooling-heating-dhw/omnia-st-32
Certificação do produtohttps://www.ferroli.com/int/products/hydronic-heat-pumps-cooling-heating-dhw/omnia-st-32
Descrição técnicahttps://www.ferroli.com/int/products/hydronic-heat-pumps-cooling-heating-dhw/omnia-st-32

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Classificação

Categoria BIMobjectAVAC - Bombas de calor
Número OmniClass23-33 17 13
Título OmniclassSplit System Heat Pumps

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