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TAMAS T-BO-VO-1210-N VIESSMANN VITODENS 100 B1HA PANEL
MFR Part #: T-BO-VO-1210-N
SKU #: 1180211
Brand: Tamas Hydronic Systems
UPC: 400008662222
Tamas Hydronic Systems B1HA Series T-BO-VO-1210-N Boiler Panel, 120 V, Steel, 45 psi
(2) UPS 15-58 Zone Pumps, (1) TMV and (1) Low Temperature Zone
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Tamas Hydronic Systems Boiler Panel, B1HA Series, 12 in Length, 22 in Width, 26 in Height, 120 V, Steel, Finish: Galvanized/Powder-Coated, 45 psi, 203 deg F
The Tamas Viessmann B1HA Series Boiler panel product line contains a series of expandable panels suited for a variety of applications and building sizes using the Viessmann B1HA Boiler Series.
Dimensions:
22 in W x 26 in H x 12 in D
Finish:
Galvanized/Powder-Coated
Material:
Steel
Pressure Rating:
45 psi
Series:
B1HA Series
Temperature Rating:
203 deg F
Voltage Rating:
120 V
Height:
26 in
Length:
12 in
Size:
1 in
Width:
22 in
- Domestic hot water priority - suitable for potable water
- Convenient plug-and-play design
- Fully wired
- Hydraulic separation between the primary and the secondary
Product Details
Tamas Hydronic Systems Boiler Panel, B1HA Series, 12 in Length, 22 in Width, 26 in Height, 120 V, Steel, Finish: Galvanized/Powder-Coated, 45 psi, 203 deg F
The Tamas Viessmann B1HA Series Boiler panel product line contains a series of expandable panels suited for a variety of applications and building sizes using the Viessmann B1HA Boiler Series.
Attributes
Dimensions: 22 in W x 26 in H x 12 in D
Finish: Galvanized/Powder-Coated
Material: Steel
Pressure Rating: 45 psi
Series: B1HA Series
Temperature Rating: 203 deg F
Voltage Rating: 120 V
Height: 26 in
Length: 12 in
Size: 1 in
Width: 22 in
Features
- Domestic hot water priority - suitable for potable water
- Convenient plug-and-play design
- Fully wired
- Hydraulic separation between the primary and the secondary