Electric hot water and steam boilers
Electric boilers are a reliable alternative to conventional fuel-fired equipment, as they convert electrical energy into heat.
When fossil fuels such as oil or gas are not available or when a chimney system cannot be installed, an electrically heated boiler is the ideal solution.
They can be used to produce hot water or steam, making them widely used in heating systems and industrial processes.
Their high efficiency and fast response allow them to adapt flexibly to changing energy needs.
Hot water boilers (≥ 105 °C)
The electric hot water boiler is suitable for any type of heating plant where hot water (higher than 105 °C) is required and where the only available primary energy source is electricity or where the available surplus electrical energy is converted into heat for heating, district heating and DHW production.
Parat High voltage elektrode boiler
Steam boilers
The electric steam boiler is suitable for any type of heating plant where steam is required and where the only available primary energy source is electricity or where the available surplus electrical energy is converted into heat for heating, district heating and DHW production.