Flat station HomeBloC® Digital

Flat stations for decentralised domestic hot water preparation

The fully electronic PAW HomeBloC® Digital operates as an independent flat station according to the exact user requirements. Therefore, it is ideal for decentralised domestic hot water preparation and comfortable heat supply. The integrated pump controlled by differential pressure in each station allows the hydraulic balancing and the electronic control of the domestic hot water temperature. Completely equipped with the required measurement and control technology, the flat station is an efficient combination with heat pumps. The digital communication via Modbus and the possibility to connect it to the building control system makes the HomeBloC® Digital SmartHome ready!

Your advantages with the HomeBloC® Digital:

  • customised hygienic hot water preparation
  • billing according to the consumption
  • premounted and pressure tested station
  • quick installation and commissioning
  • low installation and maintenance costs, reliable technology

This HomeBloC® Digital WR version is designed to be connected to an unmixed circuit. The temperature of the flow line is provided by the central heat generation system, dependent on the weather and on the demand.
This temperature can be used for heating domestic water as well as for heating the rooms.
As a result of the differential pressure control of the pump, the hydraulic balancing of all stations is ensured. An oversupply (may be accompanied by noises) or an undersupply of individual areas is therefore surely excluded.

Application example:
A property has one or multiple radiator circuits. The HomeBloC® Digital WR version suits perfectly for this application.
The flow temperature can be provided directly from the radiator to the room.
The controller is pre-set to the initial pressure of 100 mbars for the operation with standard thermostatic valves.

The HomeBloC® Digital WF version is designed to be connected with a mixed heating circuit.
The temperature of the flow line is provided by the central heat generation system, dependent on the weather and on the demand. This temperature is sufficient for heating domestic water in the heat exchanger of the station.
The temperature of the flow line, which must be available for heating domestic water, is too high for heating a low-temperature or a radiant panel heating system (e.g. radiant floor or wall heating).
Therefore, the type WF station is equipped with a mixing valve unit. The heating circuit flow temperature is calculated as a function of the outside temperature or the room temperature by means of a heating curve - or is set as a fixed value / constant temperature.
The pump is regulated to a specified differential pressure. This ensures the hydraulic balancing of all stations. An oversupply (may be accompanied by noises) or an undersupply of individual areas is therefore surely excluded.

 

Application example:
A property has one or multiple radiator floor circuits. The HomeBloC® Digital WF version suits perfectly for this application.
The flow temperature can be provided directly from the radiant panel heating to the room. The controller for this version is designed for the initial pressure of 150 mbars for the operation with standard radiant floor heating systems.

The HomeBloC® Digital WRF version combines the functionality of the WR and WF versions.
Radiator circuits and radiant floor circuits can be operated simultaneously.
The temperature of the flow line is provided by the central heat generation system, dependent on the weather and on the demand. This temperature is sufficient for heating domestic water in the heat exchanger of the station as well as for operating the radiators that are connected directly. The radiant floor heating is operated in parallel via the outgoing injection-type circuit.

 

Application example:
A property has one or multiple radiator floor circuits as well as a radiator circuit. The HomeBloC® Digital WRF version suits perfectly for this application.
The flow temperature of the radiant panel heating is controlled via the injection-type circuit, the required differential pressure is set at the self-regulating pump. For this version, the controller is pre-set to the initial pressure of 100 mbars for the operation with radiator heating systems.