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Type overview

2-pole version

Power 2-3 kW

Stainless steel screw-in heating element

Item number
-watt output
Voltage

G
ET*)
mm
H
mm
L
mm
D
mm
H1
mm
100-2200-XX 2000 230 V 1 ½ 250 ± 10 132 382 ± 10 93,5 119
100-2300-XX 3000 230 V 1 ½ 250 ± 10 132 382 ± 10 93,5 119

*) For outputs up to 3 kW, the unheated length is 80 mm.

3-pole version

Power 2-9 kW

Stainless steel screw-in heating element

Item number
-watt output
Voltage

G
ET*)
mm
H
mm
L
mm
D
mm
H1
mm
100-3200-XX 2000
(3 × 666)
230/400 V 1 ½ 250 ± 10 132 382 ± 10 93,5 119
100-3300-XX 3000
(3 × 1000)
230/400 V 1 ½ 250 ± 10 132 382 ± 10 93,5 119
100-3450-XX 4500
(3 × 1500)
230/400 V 1 ½ 350 ± 10 132 482 ± 10 93,5 119
100-3600-XX 6000
(3 × 2000)
230/400 V 1 ½ 450 ± 10 132 582 ± 10 93,5 119
100-3750-XX 7,500
(3 × 2,500)
230/400 V 1 ½ 550 ± 10 132 682 ± 10 93,5 119
100-3900-XX 9000
(3 × 3000)
400 V 1 ½ 650 ± 10 132 782 ± 10 93,5 119

*) For outputs up to 3 kW, the unheated length is 80 mm.
For outputs from 4.5 kW, the unheated length is 110 mm.

Additional information on item numbers

Execution temperature range Item number
with regulator 30° to 85° C ± 5 K 100-XXXX-01
with limiter 120°C - 9K 100-XXXX-02
with temperature controller
and protective limiter
Controller 30°C - 85°C ± 3 K
Limiter 110°C - 8 K
Frost protection level activated at 7°C ± 6 K
100-XXXX-03

Other designs available on request

Efficient heat

Screw-in radiators for industrial and commercial applications

Screw-in heaters are the straightforward solution for heating liquids in industrial and commercial applications. They are suitable for hot water storage tanks and can be easily retrofitted into existing heating, cleaning, and heat exchanger systems. In addition to standard models that are available from stock, we develop customized versions that are precisely tailored to the technical requirements of our customers.

Our screw-in heating elements consist of three tubular heating elements that are soldered into a cartridge plug. Sensor tubes enable the integration of a suitable temperature control directly in the connection head. Controllers and limiters switch without a power contactor, which simplifies installation.

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Delivery times for screw-in radiators

The screw-in heating elements listed in the type overview are available from stock. 

Assembly and quality

Screw-in heaters are always installed horizontally. Sealing is achieved using an O-ring or liquid seal. Both variants must be approved in accordance with DIN EN DVGW up to 150°C. The models listed are designed for unpressurized systems. For closed water heaters, an STB safety limiter is required in addition to the regulator in accordance with the Pressure Equipment Directive 2014/68/EU. Our models with the item numbers 100-XXXX-03 meet this requirement. A safety valve must also be provided by the customer on site.

Our screw-in heating elements are made of corrosion-resistant stainless steel. We use material 1.4529 for the pipe jacket and material 1.4404 for the cartridge plug. A cover made of material 1.4301 protects the built-in switching devices. Our screw-in heating elements have protection class IP54 and bear the CE mark.

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Can a screw-in heater also be operated in combination with a photovoltaic system?
Yes, our screw-in heaters can be operated with PV power using suitable inverters or power controllers. It is crucial to adjust the power output to the available PV energy.

Use in aggressive media is only possible to a limited extent, taking into account the specific conditions.

Yes. Materials, construction, and control systems can be selected so that high continuous temperatures can be safely controlled.
Compact designs, customized unheated zones, or modified connection heads enable customized solutions even for very tight installation situations.

Yes, in many cases this is possible, including through the use of thread adapters.

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