Discover how our tankless water heaters work and their advantages
Termotronic is a tankless, flow-activated water heater. This system gives you basically five advantages over a traditional water heater:
With no tank, its dimensions shrink to just 33 cm tall by 18 cm wide and only 9 cm deep. This compact size lets you save a great deal of space.
Termotronic stays off while the hot water taps are closed and turns on automatically the moment a tap is opened, immediately heating the water circulating inside it. To do this, it uses two heating elements far more powerful than those in a traditional heater — giving you instant hot water. If a power outage forces you to unplug a traditional heater, you'll have to wait for the tank water to reheat once power returns. With Termotronic, once water service returns you simply open a tap and enjoy hot water without waiting, and without ever needing to plug or unplug it.
Termotronic heats the water flowing through it, so it never runs out — enjoy truly unlimited hot water. Five, ten, or more people can shower back-to-back, fill a bathtub or jacuzzi, do laundry, and hot water will never run short.
And finally, the most logical reason to install a Termotronic in place of a traditional heater: energy savings. Because it's only on when hot water is actually being used, electricity spent heating water can be reduced by up to 60%. In most cases, the cost of the unit is paid back within a year of electricity savings.
Termotronic is built with the highest-quality components on the market, following the strictest quality controls across each of its four assembly stages, and is backed by an excellent service center — ensuring customers years of enjoyment from a safe, efficient water heating system.
CBX is the economical version of the Termotronic.
Both models offer the same power output and the same warranty.
A traditional water heater has a tank where it accumulates water and heats it gradually; once it reaches the temperature set on its thermostat, it turns off. This process can take about 90 minutes. Afterward, throughout the day, it cycles on and off to keep the tank's water hot — either because a hot water tap was opened or because the stored water cooled down. In this way, a tank water heater wastes energy heating water that may never even be used.