Hot water boiler BCH150
biomasspelletcondensing

Hot water boiler - BCH150 - BioCurve - biomass / pellet / condensing
Hot water boiler - BCH150 - BioCurve - biomass / pellet / condensing
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Characteristics

Product
hot water
Power source
biomass, pellet
Other characteristics
condensing, compact
Power

Max.: 150 kW

Min.: 45 kW

Pressure

5 bar
(72.52 psi)

Empty weight

690 kg
(1,521.2 lb)

Description

Pellet boilers with condensing system for your public buildings and large spaces We all want the best for the next generations. And each one can contribute their grain of sand, starting with the town in which they live. BioCurve boilers, certified in the most demanding European laboratories, help limit CO2 emissions into the atmosphere, while allowing savings in energy management. Our equipment is prepared for heating municipal buildings, whether they are schools, residences, town halls, swimming pools or even heat networks, distributing the energy generated to various buildings. As they are compact boilers, and with the capacity to work several pieces of equipment simultaneously, considerable thermal powers can be achieved in very small spaces. Furthermore, the energy units include a single boiler, silo and hydraulic unit, verified from the factory, favoring rapid installation and start-up, with hardly any civil works. Given their small size, these energy units can become portable, to temporarily heat venues in the event of events. BioCurve carries out responsible management in all its areas, as accredited by its Corporate Social Responsibility seal. With BioCurve, profitability is not at odds with sustainability. Prestigious independent laboratories have certified the only complete range with an A++ energy label

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