Boiler tanks
Mastersol hot water cylinders for domestic hot water from a boiler, heat pump or solar collectors. Vertical and horizontal, with no, one or two heat exchangers.
- Pick up in Patras or delivery across Greece
- Installation by a partner in your area
- Technical advice from our team, tel. +30 2610 334 389
Boiler tanks
Horizontal stainless steel hot water cylinder 5,000 litres, triple energy (2 removable stainless steel heat exchangers)
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Horizontal stainless steel hot water cylinder 7,000 litres, triple energy (2 removable stainless steel heat exchangers)
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Horizontal stainless steel hot water cylinder 9,000 litres, triple energy (2 removable stainless steel heat exchangers)
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Horizontal stainless steel hot water cylinder 1,500 litres (no heat exchangers)
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Horizontal stainless steel hot water cylinder 2,000 litres (no heat exchangers)
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Horizontal stainless steel hot water cylinder 3,000 litres (no heat exchangers)
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Horizontal stainless steel hot water cylinder 4,000 litres (no heat exchangers)
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Horizontal stainless steel hot water cylinder 5,000 litres (no heat exchangers)
Fits your power need
Horizontal stainless steel hot water cylinder 7,000 litres (no heat exchangers)
Fits your power need
Horizontal stainless steel hot water cylinder 9,000 litres (no heat exchangers)
Fits your power need
Horizontal hot water cylinder 1,000 litres, double energy (1 removable heat exchanger)
Fits your power needBoiler tanks
A hot water cylinder stores the domestic hot water of a home or business. The water is heated through heat exchangers (coils) connected to a boiler, heat pump or solar collectors, and the cylinder also accepts an electric immersion heater. The cylinders in this category are made by Mastersol, our own hot water brand.
- Vertical: for plant rooms with limited floor space.
- Horizontal: for rooms with low ceilings or for very large volumes.
Without a heat exchanger, with one (dual energy) or with two (triple energy): the number of heat exchangers determines how many heat sources can be connected to the same tank.
















