Torrent GreenHeat. The final piece in your renewable energy solution. Open vented thermal store providing heating and mains pressure hot water

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Torrent GreenHeat Open vented thermal store providing heating and mains pressure hot water S U P P L I E R S T O T H E M E R C H A N T T R A D E F O R O V E R 4 0 Y E A R S The final piece in your renewable energy solution

Torrent Cylinders The ultimate alternative energy cylinder The heart of an alternative energy system The new range of Torrent GreenHeat thermal stores offer the opportunity to use the widest range of renewable energy sources to provide safe, cost effective and environmentally friendly domestic heating and hot water, in both open vented and sealed primary configurations. Torrent GreenHeat thermal store offers more options than any other store or cylinder, and is designed to reduce heating costs by offering complete flexibility for householders to use renewable energy or fossil fuels. If the system is configured appropriately the heat from the alternative energy source will be available for both hot water AND heating. This is only possible with a thermal store such as the Torrent and is not possible with an unvented cylinder where you will only get an alternative energy contribution to the hot water. Homeowners can now choose to combine economical green energy sources including but not limited to: solar panels wood burning stoves, biomass boilers and other uncontrolled heat sources air source or ground source heat pumps electricity from renewable or low carbon sources If the renewable heat source is insufficient to maintain the best operating temperature for the store, then the conventional gas, oil or lpg boiler will be switched on to boost the store, and switched off when it is no longer needed. 2

Why use a thermal store? Alternative energy fuel sources are typically low grade, inherently unpredictable and are often available in plentiful supply but not when the heat energy is needed! A thermal store provides the means to harness the energy when it is available for later conversion into both hot water AND heating. The alternative energy feeds into the thermal store which is also the water that circulates around the heating system. This means that the energy available from solar panels or a wood burning stove, for example, can be used to provide energy into the heating circuit to decrease the use of fossil fuel based boilers, and hence reduce household running costs. It is very problematic and inherently unsafe to connect wood burning stoves or other uncontrolled heat sources to an unvented cylinder, and not easily possible to combine alternative energy heat sources to provide energy to the heating circuit, hence the unique advantage of a thermal store. Thermal stores also provide many other benefits including: inherently safe with the cylinder being open vented provides mains pressure hot water provides both hot water and heating no requirement for discharge pipework, negating the requirement for G3 In-built upgrade potential The Torrent GreenHeat is available with a full array of tappings so that, for example, a wood burning stove or solar panels can be added as an upgrade to the property at a later stage and the hot water cylinder will be ready to work with it. The new Torrent GreenHeat provides the ability to specify exactly what position and which tappings are needed at the time of order, including optional extras, giving you a fully bespoke cylinder when required. Legionella and scald protection by design The domestic hot water is generated via a plate heat exchanger. As hot water is demanded, it is mains cold water which is instantaneously heated as it passes through the heat exchanger and delivered to the taps. This method of generating the hot water completely removes the risk of legionella. Gledhill s patented hot water control system goes one step further. Its intelligent controls, in conjunction with the sensors, modulate the speed of the pump drawing water into the heat exchanger from the store. This regulates the temperatures being delivered to the taps or shower, preventing the risk of scalding. 3

Environmental credentials throughout Water main requirements The Torrent range is insulated to a very high standard with our revolutionary insulation across the full range of Torrent cylinders, which has an industry leading Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP) and Global Warming Potential of zero. The Torrent cylinders are manufactured from copper, a fully recyclable resource, and made at any of our nationwide network of super depot manufacturing units local to the customer, meaning we are not shipping a heavy cylinder full of fresh air half way around the country! We think this makes perfect environmental sense and makes the Torrent the lowest carbon-footprint alternative energy cylinder available in the UK. They are also fully recyclable at the end of their extensive working life. The Torrent is a mains pressure hot water system, therefore it is important to check and ensure that the performance of the incoming mains cold water supply is adequate before choosing to use it. To achieve the best performance it is recommended that a dynamic pressure of between 2 and 4 bar is available at the appliance although it will work adequately at pressures as low as 1.5 bar. A minimum flow rate of 30 litres/minute is recommended for small properties although in properties with more than 1 bathroom the required flow rate should be calculated using the method set out in British Standard BS6700 or other suitable design guide. Building Regulations compliance The Torrent range is Building Regulations Part L1 compliant for both new build and refurbishment projects. It is also fully compliant with the Hot Water Association (HWA) Performance Specification for Thermal Stores. Product selection of appliance you will need for a range of property types. The model selection guide shown opposite will allow you to choose the model type that is suitable for the heating system and energy sources being used. Once you have done this refer to the section in this brochure dealing with each model type and also the installation manual for typical details including some system arrangement diagrams and the selection guide for the size The most common energy supply and heating system options are shown, but there are so many more possible combinations. If you have any queries we will be pleased to comment on any arrangements you are considering if you forward a detailed diagram outlining your proposals. Full technical details including typical wiring diagrams are provided in the Torrent GreenHeat Design, Installation and 4

The selection chart below is a guide to identify the correct Torrent GreenHeat model required for your installation. In each heat input section, follow the lines, with the red line indicating no and the green line indicating yes. Electric Heat Source Gas/Oil Boiler Solar Thermal Heat Pump Torrent GreenHeat HP Torrent GreenHeat OV SOL Torrent GreenHeat HP SOL Torrent GreenHeat SP (Sealed Primary Boiler) Torrent GreenHeat OV (Open Vented Boiler) Torrent GreenHeat HP Torrent GreenHeat OV SOL (Optional SP coil) Torrent GreenHeat HP SOL Torrent GreenHeat OV Torrent GreenHeat HP Torrent GreenHeat OV SOL Torrent GreenHeat HP SOL Torrent GreenHeat SP (Sealed Primary Boiler) Torrent GreenHeat OV (Open Vented Boiler) Torrent GreenHeat HP Torrent GreenHeat OV SOL (Optional SP coil) Torrent GreenHeat HP SOL Where a Torrent GreenHeat SP is used, heating should be provided directly by the boiler as store will only provide auxiliary heating. Solid fuel tappings optional through the full range. Underfloor tappings optional through the full range. All models come complete with back up immersion. Servicing Instructions. These must be read in conjunction with this guide and all installations must comply fully with their requirements as well as the appropriate Building Regulations. Please note all schematics shown in this brochure are representational only, please refer to the Design, Installation and Servicing Instructions for further details. The complete range of Torrent cylinder options is explained in this brochure: Page 6 Page 8 Torrent GreenHeat OV Torrent GreenHeat SP Page 10 Torrent GreenHeat SOL Page 12 Torrent GreenHeat HP Page 14 Torrent GreenHeat HP SOL 5

Torrent GreenHeat OV Open vented thermal store providing open vented heating and mains pressure hot water The Torrent GreenHeat OV utilises an open vented boiler and / or direct electric immersion heaters as its primary energy source. The standard configuration comes fitted with a wide range of tappings, but if not required, any of these can be removed, or optional extras added at the time of ordering. One of the benefits of the open vented boiler configuration is that the whole output of the boiler is available to the thermal store, unlike the indirect Sealed Primary (SP) version where the output from the boiler is limited by the heat exchanger. This will provide an improvement in the operational efficiency of the boiler, reducing the primary energy usage and running costs. Hot water and heating The Torrent GreenHeat OV provides high-performance mains pressure hot water. The heat energy provided from the primary heat source and / or solid fuel input is circulated from the store to the central heating circuit, allowing rapid heat-up of a radiator system. Electric-only option Where no gas or solid fuel source is available, the Torrent GreenHeat OV can be heated by the two 3kW electric immersion elements. Domestic hot water can be generated from one or both immersion heaters. It is possible for the central heating to be supplied from the store but this is only powered by the lowest immersion. It is important to note that the design heat loss, of the rooms to be heated, must be less than the lowest immersion power. If the design heat loss is greater than this, the heating will need to be supplemented by another heat source. However, it is when a combination of renewable resources are available, that the true benefits of the Torrent GreenHeat OV can be achieved. If connected to the standard grid then the thermal store is the perfect solution to maximise usage of an off peak tariff where arrangements should be made to power the lower immersion element in order to minimise the running costs. Open Vent Store Overheat Plate Heat Exchanger Flow Domestic Hot Water Store Sensor Immersion Heater Solid Fuel Flow (Optional) Boiler Flow OV Hot Supply Central Heating Flow Control Thermostat Cold Mains Immersion Heater Central Heating Return Open Vented Boiler Return Cold Feed Solid Fuel Return (Optional) Plate Heat Exchanger Return Drain 6

Torrent GreenHeat OV showing how the cylinder can utilise numerous heat sources (including optional extras) at the same time Central heating supplied from store Mains pressure hot water Cold mains water Multi-fuel stove Underfloor heating supplied from store Open vented boiler Torrent GreenHeat OV Technical Specification Description TGH140-OV TGH170-OV TGH210-OV TGH250-OV TGH350-OV Unit height mm 1219 1449 1414 1654 1874 Unit diameter mm 530 530 580 580 630 Domestic hot water volume litres 140 170 210 250 350 Max. hot water flow rate litres/ minute 35 35 35 35 35 Bath 1 1 2 2 3 Maximum dwelling type Shower room - 1 1 2 2 Bed 1-2 2-4 3-4 3-5 3-5 Notes: Please note the diagrams shown include optional extra components. Additional height for F&E tank will need to be allowed if it is to be sited in the same cupboard Vent pipes shown through the side of the feed and expansion tank may not be suitable for all systems. Installers must check suitability. The standard open vented store relies on an F&E (feed & expansion) tank suitably sited above the highest radiator point to provide sufficient head for the system. The feed and expansion tank must be sized to take the water expansion of the whole system (ie. solid fuel boiler, cylinder, open flue boiler and auxiliary heating). 7

Torrent GreenHeat SP Open vented thermal store providing mains pressure hot water with a sealed heating system The Torrent GreenHeat SP utilises a sealed system boiler as its primary energy source. The standard configuration comes fitted with a wide range of tappings, but if not required, any of these can be removed, or optional extras added at the time of ordering. be limited to the energy input from the solid fuel appliance. This sealed primary (SP) model permits the use of a smaller feed and expansion tank because the main central heating circuit does not need to be catered for. This can make positioning the F&E tank more straightforward. Hot water and heating Electric back-up The Torrent GreenHeat SP provides high-performance mains pressure hot water. The central heating circuit is normally supplied directly from the boiler although an auxiliary heating circuit can be connected from the store in which case the solid fuel source will provide energy to the auxiliary heating circuit. Obviously, the energy output that can be provided by the auxiliary heating circuit will An immersion element is provided and it is normally envisaged that this will be used as an emergency electric back-up for hot water and to provide emergency energy to the auxiliary heating circuit. However, if a low carbon or renewable electricity source is available then this could be connected to the immersion element to provide heat input to the thermal store, decreasing the use of the fossil fuel boiler and hence reducing running costs. Open Vent Store Overheat Plate Heat Exchanger Flow Domestic Hot Water Store Sensor Solid Fuel Flow (Optional) Central Heating Flow (Optional) Hot Supply Immersion Heater Control Thermostat Sealed Primary Boiler Flow Cold Mains Sealed Primary Boiler Return Central Heating Return (Optional) Cold Feed Solid Fuel Return (Optional) Plate Heat Exchanger Return Drain 8

Torrent GreenHeat SP showing how the cylinder can utilise numerous heat sources (including optional extras) at the same time Auxiliary central heating supplied from store limited to heat input provided by auxiliary heat source Mains pressure hot water Cold mains water Multi-fuel stove Underfloor heating supplied from store Central heating supplied by boiler Sealed boiler Sealed system kit Torrent GreenHeat SP Technical Specification Description TGH140-SP TGH170-SP TGH210-SP TGH250-SP TGH350-SP Unit height mm 1219 1449 1414 1654 1874 Unit diameter mm 530 530 580 580 630 Domestic hot water volume litres 140 170 210 250 350 Max. hot water flow rate litres/ minute 35 35 35 35 35 Bath 1 1 2 2 3 Maximum dwelling type Shower room - 1 1 2 2 Bed 1-2 2-4 3-4 3-5 3-5 Notes: Please note the diagrams shown include optional extra components. Additional height for F&E tank will need to be allowed if it is to be sited in the same cupboard Vent pipes shown through the side of the F&E tank may not be suitable for all systems. Installers must check suitability. The F&E tank must be sized to take the water expansion of the whole system (ie. solid fuel boiler, cylinder, open flue boiler and auxiliary heating). 9

Torrent GreenHeat SOL Solar compatible open vented thermal store providing mains pressure hot water with either an open vented or sealed heating system The Torrent GreenHeat SOL utilises either an open vented boiler and / or a sealed system boiler as its primary energy source. It also has a high-efficiency solar coil to allow the homeowner to benefit from a wide variety of alternative energy inputs. The standard configuration comes fitted with a wide range of tappings, but if not required, any of these can be removed, or optional extras added at the time of ordering. Alternatively, the central heating circuit can be supplied directly from a sealed system boiler via an optional SP coil, and an auxiliary heating circuit can be fed from the store. In which case both the solar and solid fuel energy can also provide an input to the auxiliary heating circuit. Electric back-up Hot water and heating The Torrent GreenHeat SOL provides high-performance mains pressure hot water. An open vented boiler can be used to directly heat the store so that the energy will be available for both hot water and auxiliary central heating circuit. An immersion element is provided and it is normally envisaged that this will be used as an emergency electric back-up for hot water and to provide emergency energy to the auxiliary heating circuit. However, if a low carbon or renewable electricity source is available then this could be connected to the immersion element to provide heat input to the thermal store, decreasing the use of the fossil fuel boiler and hence reducing running costs. Open Vent Store Overheat Plate Heat Exchanger Flow Domestic Hot Water Store Sensor Open Vented Boiler Flow Central Heating Flow Sealed Primary Boiler Flow (Optional) Solar Sensor Solid Fuel Flow (Optional) Control Thermostat Hot Supply Sealed Primary Boiler Return (Optional) Central Heating Return Open Vented Boiler Return Solid Fuel Return (Optional) Solar Coil Flow Solar Sensor Solar Coil Return Immersion Heater Cold Mains Cold Feed Solid Fuel Return (Optional) Plate Heat Exchanger Return Drain 10

Torrent GreenHeat Solar showing how the cylinder can utilise numerous heat sources (including optional extras) at the same time Sensor circuit Solar controller Solar pumping station Expansion vessel Pressure relief If using an SP boiler, the auxiliary central heating supplied from the store is limited to the heat input provided by the auxiliary heat source Open vented boiler Mains pressure hot water Multi-fuel stove Either an open vented, sealed primary or a combination of the two boilers can be used Sealed boiler Cold mains water Underfloor heating supplied from store Central heating supplied by boiler Sealed system kit Torrent GreenHeat Solar Technical Specification Description TGH210-SOL TGH250-SOL TGH350-SOL TGH450-SOL Unit height mm 1414 1654 1874 1764 Unit diameter mm 580 580 630 730 Domestic hot water volume litres 210 250 350 450 Dedicated solar volume 2 litres 60 71 100 128 Max. solar collector area 1 m 2 2.40 2.84 4.00 5.12 Solar heat exch. surface area 1 m 2 0.27 0.34 0.40 0.54 Max. hot water flow rate litres/ minute 35 35 35 35 Bath 1 1 2 3 Maximum dwelling type Shower room 1 2 2 2 Bed 2-4 2-4 3-5 4-6 Notes: 1 To comply with the Building Regulations ADL1 Domestic Heating Compliance Guide. 2 This can be adjusted at the time of specification. Please note the diagrams shown include optional extra components. Additional height for F&E tank will need to be allowed if it is to be sited in the same cupboard. Vent pipes shown through the side of the feed and expansion tank may not be suitable for all systems. Installers must check suitability. The standard open vented store relies on an F&E (feed & expansion) tank suitably sited above the highest radiator point to provide sufficient head for the system. As the domestic hot water is at mains pressure, the Torrent GreenHeat Solar itself can be sited anywhere in the property. Provision is also made within the design for a sealed heating/boiler circuit with the heat exchanger provided which would then operate as a conventional cylinder. Although this would reduce the potential for utilising the solar energy in the HEATING CIRCUIT, it would mean that both the Torrent and the F&E tank can then be sited anywhere in the property, as the F&E is only being used to fill the store with water. The F&E tank must be sized to take the water expansion of the whole system (ie. solid fuel boiler, cylinder, open flue boiler and auxiliary heating). 11

Torrent GreenHeat HP Thermal store for use with a heat pump to provide heating and mains pressure hot water Rather than operating with a conventional carbon fuel boiler as the main energy source this appliance has been designed to operate with an air or ground source heat pump. However it still provides mains pressure hot water from an open vented thermal store and enjoys all the other benefits outlined previously for the other Torrent GreenHeat appliances. The main difference when using a heat pump compared to a conventional boiler is the lower temperatures generated by the heat pump. This can lead to health problems in conventional storage/unvented cylinders with low storage temperatures. For this reason it is necessary to constantly boost the hot water temperature using electricity to meet the Regulations regarding the quality and suitability of the hot water being delivered. With a Torrent GreenHeat there are no health issues because the hot water is heated indirectly and the lack of a heat exchanger/coil for the heat pump means that the full output is delivered directly to the thermal store. Both of which ensure that less boost is required to achieve an acceptable hot water temperature at the tap. In fact, the ease with which renewable energy systems such as wood burning stoves can be connected to a Torrent thermal store means that these are often chosen to provide the boost in preference to electricity. However, separate immersions can be fitted to boost both the central heating and domestic hot water sections of the thermal store. The standard configuration comes fitted with a wide range of tappings, but if not required, any of these can be removed, or optional extras added at the time of ordering. The low temperatures delivered by the heat pump also mean that the radiators need to be sized to take account of this or an underfloor heating system that operates at the temperatures that can be achieved by the Heat Pump should be used. Open Vent Store Overheat Plate Heat Exchanger Flow Domestic Hot Water Store Sensor Solid Fuel Flow (Optional) Hot Supply Heat Pump Cylinder Sensor Control Thermostat Heat Pump Flow Central Heating Flow Central Heating Immersion Central Heating Return Heat Pump Return Sensor Heat Pump Return Cold Mains Domestic Hot Water Immersion Heater Heat Pump Flow Sensor Cold Feed Solid Fuel Return (Optional) Plate Heat Exchanger Return Drain 12

Torrent GreenHeat HP showing how the cylinder can utilise numerous heat sources (including optional extras) at the same time Mains pressure hot water Cold mains water Multi-fuel stove Heat pump Central heating Torrent GreenHeat HP Technical Specification Description TGH170-HP TGH210-HP TGH250-HP TGH350-HP TGH450-HP Unit height mm 1449 1414 1654 1874 1764 Unit diameter mm 530 580 580 630 730 Domestic hot water volume litres 170 210 250 350 450 Max. hot water flow rate litres/ minute 15 15 15 15 15 Bath 1 1 2 2 3 Maximum dwelling type Shower room 1 2 1 2 2 Bed 2-3 2-3 3-4 3-4 4-5 Notes: Please note the diagrams shown include optional extra components. The suggested model sizes in the selection chart are based on a store temperature of 75 C. If the intention is that the heat pump will be used to provide the majority of the hot water with minimum boost from another heat source then consideration should be given to choosing a larger model of Torrent GreenHeat HP appliance. See the Design Installation and Servicing Instructions for equivalent volumes at different charge temperatures. If the immersion heater is to be used as the hot water boost a suitable control system should be installed to ensure that the heat pump has fully charged the appliance before the boost immersion heater is allowed to operate. This will ensure the most efficient and cost effective use of the system. Additional height for F&E tank will need to be allowed if it is to be sited in the same cupboard. The F&E tank must be sized to take the water expansion of the whole system (ie. solid fuel boiler, cylinder, open flue boiler and auxiliary heating). 13

Torrent GreenHeat HP SOL Thermal store for utilising both heat pump and solar technology to provide heating and mains pressure hot water Combining all the benefits of the Torrent GreenHeat HP, the Torrent GreenHeat HP SOL allows the combination of heat pump, solar energy and wood burning stove in the same system, making what must be the ultimate alternative energy cylinder. Low temperature renewable heat energy recovered by the heat pump The standard configuration comes fitted with a wide range of tappings, but if not required, any of these can be removed, or optional extras added at the time of ordering. Electrical power in Torrent HP Solar Hot water and heat output Alternative energy source such as wood burning stove or solar panels Open Vent Store Overheat Plate Heat Exchanger Flow Domestic Hot Water Store Sensor Solar Sensor Solid Fuel Flow (Optional) Heat Pump Cylinder Sensor Control Thermostat Heat Pump Flow Central Heating Flow Central Heating Return Heat Pump Return Sensor Heat Pump Return Solar Coil Flow Solar Coil Return Hot Supply Domestic Hot Water Immersion Heater Heat Pump Flow Sensor Central Heating Immersion Heater Solid Fuel Return (Optional) Cold Mains Solar Sensor Cold Feed Solid Fuel Return (Optional) Plate Heat Exchanger Return Drain 14

Torrent GreenHeat HP SOL showing how the cylinder can utilise numerous heat sources (including optional extras) at the same time Sensor circuit Solar controller Solar pumping station Expansion vessel Pressure relief Mains pressure hot water Multi-fuel stove Heat pump Cold mains water Central heating Torrent GreenHeat HP SOL Technical Specification Description TGH210-HPSOL TGH250-HPSOL TGH350-HPSOL TGH450-HPSOL Unit height mm 1414 1654 1874 1764 Unit diameter mm 580 580 630 730 Domestic hot water volume litres 210 250 350 450 Dedicated solar volume 2 litres 60 71 100 128 Max. solar collector area 1 m 2 2.40 2.84 4.00 5.12 Solar heat exch. surface area 1 m 2 0.27 0.34 0.40 0.54 Max. hot water flow rate litres/ minute 15 15 15 15 Bath 1 1 2 2 Maximum dwelling type Shower room 1 2 1 2 Bed 2-3 2-3 3-4 3-4 Notes: 1 To comply with the Building Regulations ADL1 Domestic Heating Compliance Guide 2 This can be adjusted at the time of specification. Please note the diagrams shown include optional extra components. The suggested model sizes in the selection chart are based on a store temperature of 75 C. If the intention is that the heat pump will be used to provide the majority of the hot water with minimum boost from another heat source then consideration should be given to choosing a larger model of Torrent GreenHeat HP SOL appliance. See table 1b in the Design Installation and Servicing Instructions for equivalent volumes at different charge temperatures. If the immersion heater is to be used as the hot water boost a suitable control system should be installed to ensure that the heat pump has fully charged the appliance before the boost immersion heater is allowed to operate. This will ensure the most efficient and cost effective use of the system. Additional height for F&E tank will need to be allowed if it is to be sited in the same cupboard. The F&E tank must be sized to take the water expansion of the whole system (ie. solid fuel boiler, cylinder, open flue boiler and auxiliary heating). 15

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