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Evertemper System for Hot Water Control
Advantages
• Saving of energy and water
Less transmission loss and limited waste of heat and water through drain. Besides, a better utilization of the capacity of the hot water tank is obtained.
Advantages
• Saving of energy and water
Less transmission loss and limited waste of heat and water through
drain. Besides, a better utilization of the capacity of the hot water tank is
obtained.
• Comfort
Constant temperature. Even at variable consumption.
• Safety
The bath water cannot scald.
• Minimum maintenance
The Evertemper System is robust and eliminates scale.
The Evertemper System It consists of a Clorius 3-way valve with thermostat type V and a mixing tank in which water from the hot water tank is – centrally – mixed with cold water and return water from the circulation of the system. Irrespective of the drain-off quantity and the temperature of the hot water tank the bath water always has the desired temperature. Evertemper can be mounted in two ways: System A The 3-way valve distributes cold water As the valve – in cold water – is less exposed to scale deposits and heat strains, this system is preferred provided that large quantities of hot water are not being drained off directly from the hot water tank for other uses. Balancing valves should be mounted on both outlets of the 3-way valve in order to give equal resistance in both circuits to the mixing tank.
System B Hot and cold water is mixed in the 3‑way valve This system is used where parallel with warmed water for bathing – hot water is also necessary, e.g. for use in the kitchen. In system B the valve is both exposed to heat strains and scale as it at the same time is exposed to cold and hot water. Balancing valves should be mounted on both inlets to the mixing valve to secure equal resistance in both circuits. For mixing of cold water and return water a lateral Y-piece must be used. Please see drawing.
