Warm water storage
ROTEX Sanicube - The hygienic hot water storage tank
The ROTEX Sanicube is a corrosion-free plastic hot water storage tank with a stainless steel corrugated pipe heat exchanger. It is a combination of hot water storage tank and flow water heater system with properties which are particularly water hygienic.
Available in two different sizes, it is suited to almost every application.
Available in two different sizes, it is suited to almost every application.
ROTEX Sanicube - The high-performance hot water storage tank
- Optimum water hygiene
- High comfort
- Ideal for solar energy use
Part of the quality of life
Hot and fresh water is indispensable for all households. Whether for showering, bathing, cooking or washing your hands. Having the desired quantity of hot water at the right temperature forms a significant part of the modern way of life.
As such, we have placed particular emphasis on water hygiene. The ROTEX Sanicube has been designed to comply with the latest requirements in the heating and water hygiene industries. Its structure is fundamentally different from conventional large-volume hot water storage tanks used up until now. The ROTEX Sanicube combines the advantages of a water heater system with those of a heat storage tank. As a result of its structural design, it supplies hot water of perfect quality at all times.
As such, we have placed particular emphasis on water hygiene. The ROTEX Sanicube has been designed to comply with the latest requirements in the heating and water hygiene industries. Its structure is fundamentally different from conventional large-volume hot water storage tanks used up until now. The ROTEX Sanicube combines the advantages of a water heater system with those of a heat storage tank. As a result of its structural design, it supplies hot water of perfect quality at all times.
Clear separation between domestic water and storage tank water
The ROTEX Sanicube is a combination of hot water storage tank and a water heater system. The actual heat is not stored in the domestic water but in the clearly separate storage water. The domestic water content is relatively low at 19 to 80 l, depending on the storage tank type. The total storage tank capacity is 300 to 500 l, however. The heat volume which can be stored and extracted is correspondingly large.
Heat storage tank and flow heater
- With heating water (oil, gas, solid fuel boiler, heat pump or utility-supplied heat) via a stainless steel heat exchanger.
- With solar energy, direct heating of the storage tank water via the ROTEX Solaris System.
- With an electric heating element (optionally 2 or 2-6 kW).
Water hygiene is our principle
As a result of its structure, the ROTEX Sanicube is optimum from a water hygiene perspective, since the water to be heated is passed through to a pipe system and is heated. The water content of the domestic water heat exchanger is currently 19/24 litres and is therefore only a fraction of the water quantities usually found in storage tanks. Areas with little current or which are not heated all the way through on the hot water side do not even come into question in the ROTEX Sanicube.
Domestic water is exclusively located in one pipe so that deposits of sludge, rust or other sediments, as can occur in containers with a large volume, are not possible. The water stored first is also taken out first (First-in-first-out principle).
The outstanding water hygiene advantages of this type of hot water storage tank were confirmed by extensive research carried out by the hygiene institute of Tübingen university.
Domestic water is exclusively located in one pipe so that deposits of sludge, rust or other sediments, as can occur in containers with a large volume, are not possible. The water stored first is also taken out first (First-in-first-out principle).
The outstanding water hygiene advantages of this type of hot water storage tank were confirmed by extensive research carried out by the hygiene institute of Tübingen university.
Keyword legionella
Legionella bacteria
There are approx. 35 types of legionella. At least 17 of these are pathogenic. The most common consequences are: Pontiac fever: symptoms similar to flu which improve after a few days. Legionnaire's disease: severe bacterial lung infection. The infection is fatal in 15 to 20 percent of cases.
ROTEX Sanicube Solaris - Solar energy for hot water and heating
In conjunction with the unpressurised
ROTEX Solaris solar system, free energy from the sun is used highly effectively:
ROTEX Solaris solar system, free energy from the sun is used highly effectively:
- for water heating
- for heating support
- with low heat losses
- minimum maintenance costs
- for perfect water hygiene
- and practically limitless hot water comfort
The ideal solution for all large systems
The issue of water hygiene is of particular relevance in the case of buildings with a large hot water demand. In hotels, hospitals, sports halls and homes for the elderly, the supply of hot water is extremely important. There are clear legal requirements pursuant to the German domestic water Ordinance (Trinkw.V 2000).
The ROTEX Sanicube hot water storage tank optimally meets the most demanding water hygiene requirements, since its operates like a flow water heater with regard to domestic water. Where there is a demand for large volumes of hot water, several ROTEX Sanicubes are simply connected to each other like modules. This has the advantage that the available space can be used in various ways. With the appropriate control technology equipment, it is also possible to install decentralised hot water storage tank systems in large supply networks.
Thanks to its light weight and its favourable dimensions, the Sanicube hot water storage tank is easy to transport and can be easily incorporated into existing buildings. In this case, large hot water storage tank systems can be connected to each other.
The ROTEX Sanicube hot water storage tank optimally meets the most demanding water hygiene requirements, since its operates like a flow water heater with regard to domestic water. Where there is a demand for large volumes of hot water, several ROTEX Sanicubes are simply connected to each other like modules. This has the advantage that the available space can be used in various ways. With the appropriate control technology equipment, it is also possible to install decentralised hot water storage tank systems in large supply networks.
Thanks to its light weight and its favourable dimensions, the Sanicube hot water storage tank is easy to transport and can be easily incorporated into existing buildings. In this case, large hot water storage tank systems can be connected to each other.
The variable storage tank system
In the event of a subsequent change in the performance requirements, the system can often be modified very easily and flexibly without having to increase or decrease the number of Sanicubes owing to the modular layout.
Possible fields of application
Hotels or hospitals often require large volumes of hot water instantly. The volume of heat stored in the ROTEX Sanicube is so large that a momentary increase in demand can be covered, even if the recharging output of the heat generator is comparatively small.
Short-term hot water output for each Sanicube unit therefore does not depend on the output of the heat generator to any great extent. If several Sanicube storage tanks are connected to each other in a large system, the outputs of the individual storage tanks are added to each other.
| Sanicube Solaris INOX | SCS 328/14/0 | SCS 538/16/0 | SCS 538/16/16 | |
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| Basic data | ||||
| Total storage capacity | Litres | 300 | 500 | |
| Empty weight | kg | 55 | 87 | 93 |
| Total filled weight | kg | 335 | 587 | 593 |
| Dimensions LxBxH | cm | 59,5x61,5x159 | 79x79x159 | |
| Max. permissible storage tank water temperature | °C | 85 | ||
| Standby heat consumption at 60 °C | kWh/24h | 1.4 | 1.3 | 1.4 |
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Domestic hot water |
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| Domestic hot water exchanger volume | Litres | 19 | 24.5 | |
| Max. operating pressure | bar | 10 | ||
| Domestic hot water heat exchanger material | stainless steel | |||
| Domestic hot water heat exchanger surface | m² | 4.1 | 5.5 | |
| Average specific heat capacity | W/K | 1820 |
2470 |
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| Storage tank charging heat exchanger (stainless steel) | ||||
| Water content heat exchanger | Litres | 10 | 10.4 | |
| Surface area charging heat exchanger | m² | 2.1 | 2.3 | |
| Average specific heat capacity | W/K | 910 | 1040 | |
| Tank primary heat exchanger 2 (stainless steel) | ||||
| Water content heat exchanger | Litres | - | - | 10.4 |
| Surface area charging heat exchanger | m² | - | - | 2.3 |
| Average specific heat capacity | W/K | - | - | 1040 |
| Solar heating support (stainless steel) | ||||
| Water content heat exchanger | Litres | - |
2 |
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| Heat exchanger surface area | m² | - | 0.43 | |
| Average specific heat capacity | W/K | - | 200 | |
| Thermal output data | ||||
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Output characteristics NL in accordance to DIN 4708 1) |
2.2 | 2.3 | 2.5 | |
| Continuous output QD according to DIN 4708 | kW | 27 | 35 | 45 |
| Max. draw-off rate for 10 min. with 35 kW bei (TKW = 10 °C/TWW = 40 °C/TSP = 60 °C) | l/min | 21 | 22 | 24 |
| Hot water quantity without reheating with a draw-off rate of 15 l/min (TKW = 10 °C/TWW = 40 °C/TSP = 60 °C) |
Litres | 200 | 220 | |
| Hot water volume with reheating at a power rating of 20 kW and a draw-off rate of 15 l/min (TKW = 10 °C/TWW = 40 °C/TSP = 60 °C) |
Litres | 400 | 442 | 453 |
| Short-term water quantity in 10 min | Litres | 210 | 220 | 240 |
| Pipe connections | ||||
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Cold and hot water |
inch | 1" AG | ||
| Heating inflow and return flow | inch | 1" AG | ||
| 1) Loading with 35 kW, 80 °C feed temperature, 65 °C storage tank temperature 45 °C hot water temperature and 10 °C cold water temperature | ||||
| Sanicube Solaris INOX | SCS 538/0/0 | SC 538/16/0 | SC 538/16/16 | |
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| Basic data | ||||
| Total storage capacity | Litres | 500 | ||
| Empty weight | kg | 81 | 84 | 90 |
| Total filled weight | kg | 581 | 584 | 590 |
| Dimensions LxBxH | cm | 59,5x61,5x159 | ||
| Max. permissible storage tank water temperature | °C | 85 | ||
| Standby heat consumption at 60 °C | kWh/24h | 1.4 | ||
Domestic hot water |
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| Domestic hot water exchanger volume | Litres | 24.5 | ||
| Max. operatring pressure | bar | 10 | ||
| Domestic hot water heat exchanger material | stainless steel | |||
| Domestic hot water heat exchanger surface | m² | 5.5 | ||
| Average specific heat capacity | W/K |
2470 |
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| Storage tank charging heat exchanger (stainles steel) | ||||
| Water content heat exchanger | Litres | - | 10.4 | |
| Surface area charging heat exchanger | m² | - | 2.3 | |
| Average specific heat capacity | W/K | - | 1040 | |
| Speicherlade-Wärmetauscher 2 (Edelstahl) | ||||
| Water content heat exchanger | Litres | - | - | 10.4 |
| Surface area charging heat exchanger | m² | - | - | 2.3 |
| Average specific heat capacity | W/K | - | - | 1040 |
| Solar heating support (stainless steel) | ||||
| Water content heat exchanger | Litres | 2 |
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| Heat exchanger surface area | m² | 0.43 | - | |
| Average specific heat capacity | W/K | 200 | - | - |
| Thermal output data | ||||
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Output characteristics NL in accordance to DIN 4708 1) |
2.3 | 4.1 | 4.4 | |
| Continuous output QD according to DIN 4708 | kW | 35 | 50 | |
| Max. draw-off rate for 10 min. with 35 kW bei (TKW = 10 °C/TWW = 40 °C/TSP = 60 °C) | l/min | 22 | 30 | 31 |
| Hot water quantity without reheating with a draw-off rate of 15 l/min (TKW = 10 °C/TWW = 40 °C/TSP = 60 °C) | Litres | 220 | 412 | |
| Hot water volume with reheating at a power rating of 20 kW and a draw-off rate of 15 l/min (TKW = 10 °C/TWW = 40 °C/TSP = 60 °C) |
Litres | 442 | 837 | 843 |
| Short-term water quantity in 10 min | Litres | 220 | 300 | 310 |
| Pipe connections | ||||
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Cold and hot water |
Inch | 1" AG | ||
| Heating inflow and return flow | Inch | 1" AG | ||
| 1) Loading with 35 kW, 80 °C feed temperature, 65 °C storage tank temperature 45 °C hot water temperature and 10 °C cold water temperature | ||||
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