A storage tank equipped with a heat exchanger that produces ice and hot water using refrigerant gas!
The "thermal storage tank" is a water storage tank equipped with a heat exchanger that produces ice and hot water. Inside the thin-walled stainless steel tank, there are three-dimensional hairpin-shaped and brazed copper pipes through which refrigerant gas flows, creating ice and hot water. It is used in eco-ice air conditioning equipment, utilizing nighttime electricity to produce ice and hot water for heating and cooling purposes. 【Features】 ■ Incorporates hairpin-shaped and brazed copper pipes ■ Produces ice and hot water using refrigerant gas ■ Used in eco-ice air conditioning equipment ■ Utilizes nighttime electricity for heating and cooling purposes *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Tokyo Forming Co., Ltd. is a stainless steel roll forming manufacturer that has established a consistent production system from pipe manufacturing to product processing using thin stainless steel sheets. Our exhaust and intake ducts for warm air heaters and water heaters are approved by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry as a factory displaying Japanese Industrial Standards, earning us high trust from our customers, and we have achieved a 70% market share in the exhaust ducts for oil. Moving forward, we will continue to strive for stable quality, satisfactory prices, and prompt delivery, in order to meet the needs of our customers.
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