A heat exchanger comprising a heat exchange unit in which heat is exchanged between combustion gas caused by a burner for combusting a mixture and first/second heating mediums, and heating medium flow channels through which the first/second heating mediums flow and a combustion gas flow channel through which the combustion gas flows are alternately formed adjacent to each other in spaces between a plurality of plates and a combustion gas discharge unit through which the combustion gas having passed through the heat exchange unit is discharged is provided.

There is disclosed a partially or wholly electric fluid heater (100) arranged to heat fluid in a first circuit, the fluid comprising heating fluid or tap water. The heater (100) comprises: a first electric heating element (108) arranged to heat fluid in the first circuit; and a DC power supply (120) arranged to at least partially power the first heating element. The DC power supply has a capacity of at least 1 kWh, and optionally at least 5 kWh.

There is disclosed a partially or wholly electric fluid heater (100) arranged to heat fluid in a first circuit, the fluid comprising heating fluid or tap water. The heater (100) comprises: a first electric heating element (108) arranged to heat fluid in the first circuit; and a DC power supply (120) arranged to at least partially power the first heating element. The DC power supply has a capacity of at least 1 kWh, and optionally at least 5 kWh.

There is disclosed a partially or wholly electric fluid heater (100) arranged to heat fluid in a first circuit, the fluid comprising heating fluid or tap water. The heater (100) comprises: a first electric heating element (108) arranged to heat fluid in the first circuit; and a DC power supply (120) arranged to at least partially power the first heating element. The DC power supply has a capacity of at least 1 kWh, and optionally at least 5 kWh.

There is disclosed a partially or wholly electric fluid heater (100) arranged to heat fluid in a first circuit, the fluid comprising heating fluid or tap water. The heater (100) comprises: a first electric heating element (108) arranged to heat fluid in the first circuit; and a DC power supply (120) arranged to at least partially power the first heating element. The DC power supply has a capacity of at least 1 kWh, and optionally at least 5 kWh.

A multi-temperature output fluid heating system including an input for receiving a fluid supply, a single heating source, a first output, a second output and a bypass path. The first output is fluidly connected to the input, where the first output is adapted for control by a first control device and to receive heat from the single heating source to achieve a first temperature at the first output. The bypass path fluidly connects the input and the second output. The input is adapted to empty a first portion of the fluid supply into the first output and a second portion of the input into the bypass path. The second output is adapted to receive an output from the first output and an output from the bypass path to achieve a second temperature.

The invention is a double-circuit electric boiler for boiling a warming heat-carrying agent and a residential hot water. A hot water supply circuit first container and a second container with an electric heater for the heat-carrying agent of a warming circuit are arranged in a housing. Outer surfaces of inner walls of the warming circuit second container are in a contact with the water of the hot water supply circuit inside the first container. The electric heater for the heat-carrying agent is isolated by the second container walls from a contact with the water of the hot water supply circuit inside the first container. Both containers have separate inlet and outlet ducts and separate isolated temperature sensors. In a second embodiment of the boiler, an electric heater having heating areas isolated by the inner walls of the second container is further mounted in the first container.

There is disclosed a partially or wholly electric fluid heater (100) arranged to heat fluid in a first circuit, the fluid comprising heating fluid or tap water. The heater (100) comprises: a first electric heating element (108) arranged to heat fluid in the first circuit; and a DC power supply (120) arranged to at least partially power the first heating element. The DC power supply has a capacity of at least 1 kWh, and optionally at least 5 kWh.

There is disclosed a partially or wholly electric fluid heater (100) arranged to heat fluid in a first circuit, the fluid comprising heating fluid or tap water. The heater (100) comprises: a first electric heating element (108) arranged to heat fluid in the first circuit; and a DC power supply (120) arranged to at least partially power the first heating element. The DC power supply has a capacity of at least 1 kWh, and optionally at least 5 kWh.

A system includes: a heat generator obtaining heat from a heat source and having a generator outlet port and a generator return port; a central heating circuit having a heating feed port and a heating return port; a tank having a top portion and a bottom portion, the tank containing a heat storing medium; a first tapping coil immersed in the heat storing medium in the bottom portion of the tank; and a second tapping coil immersed in the heat storing medium in the top portion of the tank The heat generator, second tapping coil, central heating circuit, and first tapping coil are fluidly connected in series to allow fluid to flow from the heat generator via at least one of the second tapping coil, the central heating circuit, and the first tapping coil back to the heat generator The system includes first, second and third three-way valves.