tubra®-nemux T/TM Test

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nemux T/TM

tubra®-nemux T/TM Test 1

Fresh water stations

Functional and compact fresh water station with good control performance due to the interaction of the pump logic and the control valve with fast thermal actuator. The preselection of the WW temperature range is done by a thermostatic head.

Complete stainless steel piping
Stainless steel thermal coil sensor directly in hot water
Hot water set temperature adjustable from 35 – 65 °C via thermostatic head
Pre-wired and ready to plug in
Start signal through proven flow switch
Optional ball valve set
Optional storage tank connection piping

Typ	tubra®-nemux T	tubra®-nemux TM
Nennweite Heizungsseite / Trinkwasserseite	DN 20	DN 20
Nennleistung bei KW-WW HVL 10-45 °C/65 °C	60 kW	83 kW
Zapfleistung 10-45/65 °C max. Druckverlust Trinkwasserseite	24,6 l/min 0,6 bar	34 l/min 0,5 bar
Zapfleistung 10-60/75 °C	18,6 l/min	25,5 l/min
NL Zahl nach DIN 4708 bei Nennleistung	NL 3	NL 6,5
Ladepumpe	Wilo Para 15/7 iPWM2	Wilo Para 15/7 iPWM2
Regelung elektronisch	Nein	Nein
Regelung thermisch	ja	ja
max. Betriebsdruck Heizungsseite	10 bar	10 bar
max. Betriebsdruck Trinkwasserseite	10 bar	10 bar
max. Betriebstemperatur Heizungsseite	85 °C	85 °C
max. Betriebstemperatur Trinkwasserseite	65 °C	65 °C
Anschlüsse Heizung / Trinkwasserseite	G1 IG / G1 AG	G1 IG / G1 AG
Abmessungen H x B x T	425 x 350 x 190mm	425 x 350 x 190 mm

Typ	tubra®-nemux T	tubra®-nemux TM
Nennweite Heizungsseite / Trinkwasserseite	DN 20	DN 20
Nennleistung bei KW-WW HVL 10-45 °C/65 °C	60 kW	83 kW
Zapfleistung 10-45/65 °C max. Druckverlust Trinkwasserseite	24,6 l/min 0,6 bar	34 l/min 0,5 bar


Typ	tubra®-nemux T	tubra®-nemux TM
Nennweite Heizungsseite / Trinkwasserseite	DN 20	DN 20
Nennleistung bei KW-WW HVL 10-45 °C/65 °C	60 kW	83 kW
Zapfleistung 10-45/65 °C max. Druckverlust Trinkwasserseite	24,6 l/min 0,6 bar	34 l/min 0,5 bar
Zapfleistung 10-60/75 °C	18,6 l/min	25,5 l/min
NL Zahl nach DIN 4708 bei Nennleistung	NL 3	NL 6,5

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Typ	tubra®-nemux T	tubra®-nemux TM
Nominal width Heating side / drinking water side	DN 20	DN 20
Nominal power at KW-WW HVL 10-45 °C/65 °C	60 kW	83 kW
Tapping capacity 10-45/65 °C Max. pressure loss drinking water side	24,6 l/min 0,6 bar	34 l/min 0,5 bar
Tapping capacity 10-60/75 °C	18,6 l/min	25,5 l/min
NL Number according to DIN 4708 at nominal power	NL 3	NL 6,5
Loading pumpe	Wilo Para 15/7 iPWM2	Wilo Para 15/7 iPWM2
Regulation electronic	No	No
Thermal control	yes	yes
max. operating pressure heating side	10 bar	10 bar
max. operating pressure drinking water side	10 bar	10 bar
max. operating temperature heating side	85 °C	85 °C
max. operating temperature drinking water side	65 °C	65 °C
Connections heating / drinking water side	G1 IG / G1 AG	G1 IG / G1 AG
Dimensions H x W x D	425 x 350 x 190 mm	425 x 350 x 190 mm

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tubra®
-Accessory selection

Ball valve set: for heating and hot water nemux T/TM/S/M

Circu set: for nemux, FRISTA KL and FRISTA XL

Storage tank connection set:
Variable piping for installing the nemux in front of a standard buffer storage tank

Cascade tube set - nemux: hydraulic connection of nemux S/M, 2-fold cascades

Cascade ball valve set: Buffer VL/RL Angle ball valves and hot water
cascade valve

Free flow valve: cold water valve for FRISTA XL when used as a single station

Cascade ball valve set: for FRISTA XL when used as cascade station

Sampling valve: for FRISTA L and FRISTA XL

Return stratification set 1: 3-way valve DN 32 incl. 2 Pt1000 sensors for return stratification of single stations and nemux cascades

Return stratification set 2: 2 zone valves DN 32 incl. 2 Pt1000 sensors for return stratification of FRISTA L and FIRSTA XL and their cascades

Circu-unit: pump for installation in the FRISTA L

Product portfolio Hot water

Fresh water stations from tuxhorn are used exclusively for heating drinking water by means of a buffer tank and an in-station plate heat exchanger using the flow-through principle. Only drinking water as defined by the Drinking Water Ordinance may be heated.