Installing Electric Heater in 2004 Galmet Boiler: Compatibility & 120L Capacity Queries

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#31 17256296 03 Jun 2018 18:25

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17256296 03 Jun 2018 18:25

The reducer would certainly be useful, Then, with a lower pressure, the entire water installation, including the equipment and the tank, gets much less to the bone, as for me, even 3 bars on the reducer is enough, if you have a water intake point for the garden, do not cover it with the reducer due to the unnecessary limitation of water flow and pressure when watering the flowers.
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#32 18182175 23 Sep 2019 14:57

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18182175 23 Sep 2019 14:57

Hello

I will connect to the topic, I would also like to install an electric heater in the tray that I have Termet 120. It does not have the option of connecting an electric heater at the factory.

Or maybe someone has already tried such a maneuver with Termet resources?

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Jack
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#33 18183466 24 Sep 2019 09:20

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18183466 24 Sep 2019 09:20

Hello.
If there is no such possibility at the factory, you probably won't do anything about it. Theoretically, you could weld a muffle for mounting the heater, but you will damage the internal enamel layer that protects the tank against corrosion. Now the tanks are made of quite thin sheet metal and only the enamel and magnesium anode stop the corrosion. Damage to this coating is the imminent death of the tank.
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#34 18183722 24 Sep 2019 11:50

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18183722 24 Sep 2019 11:50

You can install a heater for bathroom radiators on the cold water supply, there are sets with a 1/2 inch tee with a power of 1200W.
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#35 20079317 28 Jun 2022 17:30

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20079317 28 Jun 2022 17:30

Anyone have a video.
I have a horizontal boiler and a plug for an electric heater, but I don't know how to bite it.
Should the water be drained and how and how to install it ..
#36 20079538 28 Jun 2022 19:48

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Create a new topic buddy @ dkonieczny2891, add photos with what you have a problem and you will be able to help. The forum regulations say about not writing in archival topics and this topic will be closed anyway and you will have to deal with it yourself.
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The discussion revolves around the feasibility of installing an electric heater in a 2004 Galmet boiler with a 120L capacity. Users confirm that it is possible to install an electric heater, emphasizing the need for a heater with a flange and thermostat. Various options for electric heaters are suggested, including flow-through systems and traditional electric heaters, with considerations regarding electricity costs and efficiency. The installation process involves cutting a hole in the boiler, securing the heater with gaskets, and ensuring proper access for maintenance. The importance of an anode for corrosion protection is highlighted, along with the need to check the condition of the boiler before installation. Users also discuss the challenges of finding compatible parts and the potential for leaks if valves are improperly managed.
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