Electric heater ETT-G-2,0 power 2 kW, three-phase, with thermostat head
Electric heater made of nickel-plated copper ETT-G-2.0 power 2 kW, three-phase, aluminum thermostatic head with 6/4 “thread, 7ero core power cable, REGULUS Code: 11787, intended for storage heat tanks and DHW tanks
This electric heater consists of a nickel-plated copper heating element with G 6/4 ”M thread, a setting and safety thermostat, a 2m power cable (7×1.5 mm2) and indicators showing the condition of the heater.
The temperature range on the setting capillary thermostat is from 0 to 90 degrees (the lower limit is factory set to 15 degrees for frost protection, and the upper value is limited to 60 degrees for use in heat tanks), with a delta t of 5 degrees.
The safety capillary thermostat has a manual restart option, and is set to 99 degrees.
Technical characteristics:
- Material: nickel-plated copper
- Thread diameter: G 6/4 “
- Voltage: 3 x 230 V
- IP protection: IP54
- Non-heating end length: 100 mm
- Overall length: 225 mm
- Heating power supply: 2 kW
| Weight | 1 kg |
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