What is a buffer cylinder?

They require little space while offering a variety of connection options and are therefore very flexible in use. Buffer cylinders make it easy to integrate different heat sources, such as solar heat, heat pumps or boilers, into a heating system.

What is a buffer tank & how does it work?

A buffer tank stores the energy produced by a boiler or solar system. The energy can then be released as required to the heating system (radiators, underfloor or panel heating). Primarily, buffer tanks must be used when the time of heat production and heat requirement differ.

Can a buffer cylinder be connected to a heat pump?

Well equipped for major challenges – the larger versions of this buffer cylinder can be easily linked to large, high performance heat pumps, including cascades. This solution is also ideal if you're planning to integrate a solar thermal system or additional heat generator to charge the buffer cylinder.

What is a Jinyi buffer tank?

Jinyi buffer tanks are used in heating systems to compensate the differences between the generated heat and the consumed heat by heating up the excess heat of the water in the buffer tank and storing it. Thus, the heat generators can be operated largely independently.

When should a buffer tank be used?

The energy can then be released as required to the heating system (radiators, underfloor or panel heating). Primarily, buffer tanks must be used when the time of heat production and heat requirement differ. In particular, this is the case with log wood boilers and solar energy systems.

What is a Bosch buffer cylinder?

Buffer cylinders make it easy to integrate different heat sources, such as solar heat, heat pumps or boilers, into a heating system. Thanks to an optimised ratio of height to surface, Bosch buffer cylinders in 500 l, 750 l, 1,000 l and 1,300 l offer solutions to utilise the available space particularly effectively.