Cordivari Buffer Tank – Puffer Compact VC 3000 Litre
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Cordivari Puffer Compact VC 3000 Litre Buffer Tank | 3251162282658
The Cordivari Puffer Compact VC 3000 litre buffer tank (Part No: 3251162282658) is designed for thermal storage in biomass, commercial and renewable heating systems.
Unlike many large-capacity buffer tanks, the Puffer Compact range has been specifically developed for low-ceilinged plant rooms where installation height can be a challenge. By increasing the diameter of the vessel and reducing the overall height, it provides substantial thermal storage capacity in applications where a standard buffer tank of similar volume may not fit.
Suitable for systems with discontinuous heat production, such as biomass boilers and renewable heating installations, the Puffer Compact helps store surplus thermal energy for use when demand increases.
Manufactured from externally painted mild steel, the vessel is designed for sealed heating systems and features removable NOFIRE® polyester fleece insulation with a grey PVC finish. Maximum working pressure is 3 bar and maximum operating temperature is 99°C.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
| Capacity | 3017 Litres |
| Height | 2180mm |
| Diameter with Insulation | 1700mm |
| Tank Diameter | 1500mm |
| Connections | 2″ |
| Drain Connection | 1″ |
| Maximum Working Pressure | 3 Bar |
| Maximum Temperature | 99°C |
| Insulation | Removable NOFIRE® Soft Fleece |
| Finish | Grey PVC |
| Part Number | 3251162282658 |
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The documents and links below provide installation guidance and product information to support the use of this product.
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