Electric boiler BOSCH TRONIC HEAT 3500 9 kW
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Product detailed description
By means of a three-way switching valve (not integrated in the boiler, must be purchased separately as an accessory), it enables, in addition to the heating function, the preparation of domestic hot water in an external indirectly-heated cylinder. An indirectly-heated hot water cylinder can also be connected to the boiler later, since it only requires minimal modifications.
Low noise thanks to quality insulation, easy operation, practical dimensions that allow installation even in tight spaces, and an attractive price are the clear benefits that make BOSCH Tronic Heat 3500 boilers so popular for heating solutions in family houses, apartment buildings, office buildings, and everywhere gas is not available as a heating medium.
A simple solution for hot water| Rated heat output kW | 9 |
| Power stages pcs x kW | 3 x 3 |
| Expansion tank l | 7 |
| Weight (without packaging, without water) kg | 17 |
| Height in mm | 712 |
| Width in mm | 330 |
| Depth in mm | 273 |
| Safety valve connection | 1/2" |
| Heating connection dimensions, flow/return | G3/4" - external cylindrical thread per ISO 228-1 G |
| Energy efficiency class for heating | Class D |
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Frequently asked questions
- How do I choose the correct output for a BOSCH electric boiler? Just as with gas boilers, start from the calculated heat loss of the building being heated. With electric boilers it is additionally essential to verify that your electrical connection's capacity allows it - higher outputs (from roughly 12 kW upwards) usually require a three-phase 400 V connection and a correspondingly sized main circuit breaker, which a revision technician or the electricity distributor can confirm for you.
- Is an electric boiler worth it compared to a gas boiler or a solid-fuel boiler? An electric boiler has the lowest purchase price and the simplest installation (no flue gas extraction is needed since nothing is burned), but running costs for electricity are usually higher than for gas or wood/coal for the same amount of heat delivered. It is particularly suitable where gas is not available, as a supplementary/backup source, or for a building with low consumption (well-insulated new builds, cottages, flats).
- How does the electric boiler regulate its output? Most models switch the individual heating elements on/off gradually (in stages); some more modern models also allow smoother output modulation - this affects the smoothness of the heating and, to some extent, the service life of the switching components.
- Can I install this electric boiler myself? Connection to the electrical network, inspection and commissioning must be carried out by a person with electrical qualifications in accordance with the applicable standard STN 33 2000 and related regulations - self-installation is not permitted, either for warranty or safety reasons.
- Can this electric boiler also heat domestic hot water? With many models, yes, usually in combination with a separate hot water tank and a switching (3-way) valve, which switches between the heating circuit and heating the tank - the exact option and required accessories for this particular model can be found in the technical parameters above, or consult our customer service.
This particular BOSCH model has an output of 9 kW - as a rough guide this corresponds to a noticeably higher electric current (with a three-phase connection) than you would expect from an ordinary household appliance, so it is necessary to check the capacity of the house's circuit breaker and connection beforehand.
Additional parameters
| Category: | BOSCH Junkers Tronic |
|---|---|
| Warranty: | 2 years |
| Weight: | 22.2 kg |
| EAN: | 4057749630797 |
| EAN: | 4057749630797 |
| Dimensions: | 712 x 330 x 273 |
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For more than 125 years, we have been supplying the market with efficient, easy-to-operate and at the same time reliable equipment that creates warm and cozy homes for people. Bosch Thermotechnology today offers its customers worldwide solutions for room climate, hot water and decentralized energy management.
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