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48v heater element

Turbury · 2008-06-19 13:33:33

Anybody know were I can get a 48v heater element in Ireland, Have a 1kw turbine and want to connect to it for heating water in house, thanks all.

19-06-2008 1:33pm

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Turbury

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Anybody know were I can get a 48v heater element in Ireland, Have a 1kw turbine and want to connect to it for heating water in house, thanks all.

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#2 22-06-2008 9:53am

air

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Elemex.ie should have what you're after.
However, are you planning to just heat water with your turbine? This is a total waste and you'd be far better off using a solar water heater to do it, you wont produce much hot water with a turbine rated at 1KW peak.
Using the 48V immersion heater as a dump load when your battery bank is charged, however is a great idea.

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#3 22-06-2008 1:01pm

Turbury

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Thanks Air, yes hope to dump excess into water tank when batteries are full.

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#4 25-06-2008 1:53pm

ECOLOGICAL

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hi try this website in Canada www.energievair.com they selling heating elements and heaters also 600w heaters

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