Vaillant miniVED H 3/3 Mini - Continuous-Flow Water Heater 0010044420 hydraulic, pressure-resistant, 3.5 kW
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Vaillant miniVED H 3/3 instantaneous water heater 0010044420
- Hot water in the guest toilet
- Compact dimensions: fits even under small sinks
- Quick and easy hot water with cold water connection
- Up to 65% energy savings
- Durable design – no yellowing
- Heating output: 3.5 kW
- Continuous hot water output t 30k: 2.2l/min
- Power supply: 230V/50 Hz
- Electrical connection: Schuko plug
- Protection class: IP 25
- Max. inlet temperature: 25 degrees C
- Dimensions: 143 / 191 / 79 mm
- Weight: 4.4 kg
- Connection: R 3/8"
Small, economical, efficient : Our hydraulically controlled miniVED instantaneous water heater is particularly space-saving and can be installed under even the smallest sink in the guest bathroom, for example. It is also suitable for toilet facilities in office buildings - anywhere where warm water is needed in small quantities. Here the miniVED works particularly quickly and reliably.
Harmonious integration
Our miniVED impresses with its timeless design and a UV-light-resistant device cover that prevents the device from yellowing. The small instantaneous water heater is available as a pressure and low-pressure device and in three power sizes. All devices are plug-in ready and, thanks to their compact dimensions, can be installed discreetly directly under the sink - a cold water and a power connection are sufficient. Important note: The connection should be carried out by a specialist company.
Economical hot water supply
The miniVED delivers pleasantly warm water in seconds and is particularly efficient. The achievable hot water temperature depends on the cold water inlet temperature - i.e. the temperature in the water pipes. The miniVED can increase the temperature for washing hands by around 25 °C. For example: If the cold water temperature is 15 °C, the miniVED can increase it to a maximum of 40 °C. Compared to a small electric storage tank, up to 65% energy and water can be saved.
