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Cordivari Buffer Tank – Puffer Compact VC 4000 Litre

Original price was: £6,865.20£5,721.00.Current price is: £4,246.28£3,538.57. £4,246.28£3,538.57 inc VAT Incl. VATExcl. VAT

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Product Code: 3251162282659
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Description

Cordivari Puffer Compact VC 4000 Litre Buffer Tank | 3251162282659

The Cordivari Puffer Compact VC 4000 litre buffer tank (Part No: 3251162282659) 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.

The 4000 litre model provides additional thermal storage capacity for larger commercial and renewable heating systems while retaining the compact-height design.

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 3986 Litres
Height 2456mm
Diameter with Insulation 1800mm
Tank Diameter 1600mm
Connections 2″
Drain Connection 1″
Maximum Working Pressure 3 Bar
Maximum Temperature 99°C
Insulation Removable NOFIRE® Soft Fleece
Finish Grey PVC
Part Number 3251162282659

Additional information

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The documents and links below provide installation guidance and product information to support the use of this product.

Download Cordivari Data Sheet PDF

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