Fresh water technology

With our Fresh water technology opt for hygienic and energy-saving domestic hot water preparation. The low water turnover with varmeco fresh water technology offers physiological and energy benefits: The water is only heated in the flow-through process when required and is not stored in a warm state. Germs such as legionella can hardly multiply and the biological quality of the drinking water remains consistently high. Our principle of fresh water technology is scalable and our range of appliances covers a tap capacity range of around 20 to 400 l/min.

With our fresh water or fresh water heater technology, you are opting for hygienic and energy-efficient Domestic hot water preparation.

The water is only heated in a flow-through process when required - it is not stored as a hot water supply. This means that there is no stagnant, hot water or long hot water standing times during which germs such as legionella could multiply. Our systems are scalable and cover a tap capacity range of around 20 to 400 l/min. 

We also use the following term for fresh water technology Fresh water station. Fresh water heater describes our devices more precisely, however, as the term clearly emphasizes the actual functional sequence.

FWE basic 25-45
Fresh water technology

FWE basic 25-45

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Fresh water technology

VARIO fresh-nova

Fresh water technology: VARIO fresh-nova cascade
Fresh water technology

VARIO fresh-nova cascade

Fresh water technology: VARIO fresh-nova cascade ExOpt
Fresh water technology

VARIO fresh-nova cascade ExOpt

Our answers to frequently asked questions about fresh water technology

At varmeco, fresh water technology refers to systems in which drinking water is only heated at the moment it is drawn off - i.e. when the tap is opened (“instantaneous water system”). No supply of hot drinking water is stored in a tank, but the water is heated as required.

When a tap is opened, the integrated sensor registers the volume flow. A pump conveys heating water from an energy storage tank (e.g. buffer tank) through a stainless steel plate heat exchanger. There, the heat is transferred to the fresh drinking water using the counterflow method - and this is transported immediately to the tap.

When a tap is opened, the integrated sensor registers the volume flow. A pump conveys heating water from an energy storage tank (e.g. buffer tank) through a stainless steel plate heat exchanger. There, the heat is transferred to the fresh drinking water using the counterflow method - and this is transported immediately to the tap.

The varmeco systems are scalable and flexible - they are suitable for single-family homes, apartment buildings and commercial or industrial buildings. For larger hot water requirements, several devices can be cascaded to cover high volume flows.

Electronic control: The controller automatically adjusts the flow rate and pump speed depending on the dispensing volume. This keeps the temperature constant for both small and large quantities - not too hot, not too cold, just right.

In such cases, a cascaded arrangement of several fresh water heaters can be used. This allows very high tap rates to be achieved - maximum volume flows of up to around 400 l/min with appropriately dimensioned systems.

Yes - because the fresh water heaters usually draw their heat from a buffer cylinder. This can be fed by solar thermal energy, heat pumps, biomass or other heating systems. This enables environmentally friendly and energy-efficient water heating.

Because no drinking water is stored for a long time and is only heated when required, there are significantly fewer deposits or limescale problems. In addition, there is no need for regular draining or disinfection, as is necessary with storage solutions.

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