Stiebel Eltron PSH 200 WE-H
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Product detailed description
- vertical or horizontal design
- ergonomically shaped handles
- can be installed above a bathtub
- separate pocket for an external heat source sensor
- external setting of the optimum heating temperature via the operating thermostat
- safety thermostat
- protection against water freezing
- protection against overheating of the heater with reset function
- safety valve with non-return flap available as an accessory
- IP25 protection rating
- stainless-steel flange with stainless-steel heating element
- special CoPro enamel - double-sided enamelling
- anode protection against corrosion
- high volume of mixed hot water
- short heating times
- visual water temperature check
- possibility of connection to circulation
- 48 mm thermal polyurethane insulation
| Description | Dimensions |
| 1. Outlet pipe | A = 1 715 mm |
| 2. Outlet pipe | B = 1 350 mm |
| 3. Circulation | C = 1 034 mm |
| 4. Heating element | |
| 5. Anode | |
| 6. Temperature indicator | |
| 7. Rotary temperature control | |
| 8. Mounting bracket | |
| 9. Heating water inlet | |
| 10. Heating water outlet |
| Parameters | PSH 200 WE-H | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rated volume (l) | 191 | |||
| Electrical connection | 1/N/PE ~ 230 V | |||
| Max. operating pressure (MPa) | 0,6 | |||
| Max. operating pressure in heat exchanger (MPa) | 0,6 | |||
| Power input (kW) | 2 | |||
| Heat losses (kWh/24h) | 2,31 | |||
| Amount of 40 °C mixed water (l) | 313 | |||
| Electric heating time from 15 °C to 65 °C at 2 kW input (min) | 347 | |||
| Active exchanger surface (m2) | 0,6 | |||
| Heat exchanger output (kW) | 11,6 | |||
| Heating time from 15 °C to 65 °C via heat exchanger (min) | 55 | |||
| Weight without water (kg) | 72,5 | |||
| Weight filled with water (kg) | 268,5 | |||
| PU insulation thickness (mm) | 48 | |||
| Electrical protection rating | IP 25 | |||
| Energy efficiency class | C | |||
| ØxH (cm) | 51 x 169,7 | |||
Frequently asked questions
- What tank volume should I choose? A common consumption estimate is around 40-50 litres of hot water (at approx. 40-45 °C) per person per day for standard use (showering, washing); if bathing in a tub or with more bathrooms/draw-off points, plan for a larger volume. When choosing, also consider whether the tank will be heated by a high-output boiler (faster heating, a smaller volume may be enough) or, for example, only by a solar system (where a larger volume is worthwhile for storing heat accumulated during the day).
- Can I connect this TATRAMAT tank to my existing boiler? In most cases yes, but you should verify the compatibility of the hydraulic connection (dimensions and type of fittings) and whether your boiler supports control of the tank's heating (a temperature sensor in the tank and possibly a switching valve are required) - you'll find these details in the product's technical parameters, or our customer service can advise you.
- Where and how is the tank installed? The tank should be placed as close as possible to the heat source (boiler) to minimise heat losses in the connecting pipework, while still leaving enough space around it for service access (anode replacement, safety valve inspection).
- Does installation have to be done by a professional? We always recommend leaving the hydraulic connection to the water supply and heat source, including fitting a safety valve set to the correct pressure, to a qualified heating engineer/plumber - an incorrectly fitted or missing safety valve is a safety hazard.
Additional parameters
| Category: | Horizontal |
|---|---|
| Warranty: | 2 years |
| Weight: | 57 kg |
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About the company
Historical experience, stable infrastructure and modern technology allow us to continue producing a wide range of high-quality water heaters under the well-known brand Tatramat.
Our company operates on the global market, with the largest share mainly in European countries such as the Czech Republic, Germany, the Netherlands, Hungary, Poland, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Russia, the Baltic states and the former Yugoslav countries. Products are also delivered to the USA, Canada and Asian countries. An excellent position in Slovakia and the Czech Republic creates good conditions for the company's development.
Besides successful certifications mainly from Western European testing laboratories VDE and Kema, the company successfully received the ISO 9001 quality management certificate in 1996 and the ISO 9001:2000 quality management certificate in 2003. Since 2011, the company has held the ISO 14001 certificate. Our company's products represent the highest quality and comfort in this segment for customers.
Constant innovations, development work not only in the product but also in the technological area, continuous work to gain new sales opportunities, high work engagement and employee commitment form an excellent foundation for the future of the company. Our company has a sufficient range of products that it can offer to customers and has both the production and technical base to meet further customer requirements.
Company history
1845
The history of Tatramat begins to be written. The owner of a shop in the village of Matejovce in the Podtatranská region, Carl August Scholtz, founded a machine workshop. At first, he produced nails and plows for cattle and horses, which were then imported from other countries. The son of C.A. Scholtz, Jan Emil Scholtz, joined the workshop and expanded the production to include tin-plated and zinc-plated goods, mainly for household use and other sheet metal products.
1914 - 1945
The range of products was adapted to military production. Military cups, milk cans, hand grenades, field flasks, military helmets and military plows for horses were produced, later the production of kitchen stoves for field kitchens, potato steamers, zinc-plated barrels and enameled containers began. After overcoming the economic crisis in 1940, the situation stabilized and the factory experienced further development. On October 27, 1945, the factory was nationalized by a decree of President Eduard Beneš. In 1946, an independent company called Spojené smaltovne, n.p., was established with its headquarters in Matejovce. The main focus of production became zinc-plated and painted 200-liter barrels, asphalt drums, enameled containers, and later aluminum tableware.
1950
1992
Comprehensive technological and product innovation of water heaters. The most modern welding, enameling and firing technologies were introduced, and the transition to non-chlorofluorocarbon polyurethane insulation - new generation water heaters of type EO were introduced. New types of 10, 30, 50 l water heaters and a 120 l gas water heater were introduced into production. The company expanded its extensive export activities to the markets of the European Union, the Czech Republic, Russia, Poland, Hungary, Ukraine and the Baltic states. The joint-stock company TATRAMAT was certified according to the EN ISO 9001 standards by the German company RW TÜV. The production of polystyrene moldings for packaging in the consumer and food industries was introduced. The production of sheet metal and plastic parts for consumer goods was expanded. The production of cable (conductor) bundles usable in the automotive and consumer industries began. Water heaters with indirect heating were included in the production program, the production of new types of gas water heaters was expanded, and the range also included small-volume and solar water heaters.
2004
2004 - 2019
Due to the most modern trends, the development of water heaters is strengthened, a new development center focused on heat pumps is opened. The company is restructuring and modernizing its machine park. A new laboratory for testing finished products, a production hall for heat pumps and a new production line for water heaters are created. Thanks to EU funds, the enameling process is modernized, the workstations for 100% product leak testing are created and the kiln for enameling is completely renovated. Production capacities are expanded by opening a new tool workshop for mold production.
2020
2021
The warm bath has a new name. The economic and ecological way of heating water has also received a new name. The brand Tatramat has become STIEBEL ELTRON. The factory in Matejovce in Poprad continues to produce products for heating water, but under the name STIEBEL ELTRON.
