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Viessmann Hot Water Tank Product Line

Residential Hot Water Tanks

Viessmann Domestic Hot Water Tank

Viessmann Hot Water Tanks


Stainless steel domestic hot water tanks for a lifetime of hygienic domestic hot water heating. The 119 USG model is silver, all other models are white. Capacity: 42 to 119 USG - 160 to 450 L. The Viessmann Group is a global leader in the production of heating, cooling, and renewable energy systems. 


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Viessmann Horizontal Hot Water Tank

Viessmann Horizontal Hot Water Tank


VITOCELL 300-H


Hot water comfort, convenience and reliability. Stainless steel home hot water tanks for sanitary residential hot water heating for a lifetime. Capacity ranges from 42 to 119 USG (160 to 450 L).


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Viessmann Solar Hot Water Tank

Viessmann Solar Hot Water Tank


VITOCELL 300-B


Dual-coil tank for solar DHW heating. Dual-coil DHW tank made of stainless steel for a lifetime of domestic hot water heating. Two heat exchanger coils for use with solar collectors and a heating boiler in solar heating applications. White is the colour of the 79 USG model, whereas silver is the colour of the 119 USG model. 79 and 119 USG - 300 and 450 L capacity.


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Commercial Hot Water Tanks

Viessman Vitotrans 300 Commercial

Viessman Commercial Hot Water Tank


Viessman Vitotrans 300


Vitotrans 300 is a packaged high-performance, high-output DHW heating station, designed for commercial applications requiring high volumes of domestic hot water. DHW flow rate: 5 to 180 GPM.


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About Viessmann

The Viessmann Group is a German manufacturer of heating, industrial, and refrigeration systems headquartered in Allendorf (Eder), Germany. With 23 production companies in 12 countries, distribution companies and representative offices in 74 countries and 120 sales offices throughout the world, Viessmann is international in its orientation. 55 percent of turnover is generated abroad. Since January 2018, the company is led by Martin Viessmann (Chairman of the Executive Board), Maximilian Viessmann (Co-CEO) and Joachim Janssen (Co-CEO).


History


The Viessmann Group originated in Hof on the banks of the Saale, where Johann Viessmann set up a small workshop in 1917 specializing in the construction of steel boilers. In 1937 he moved operations to Allendorf (Eder) in northern Hesse. After World War II, Hans Viessmann took over his father's company and modernized it by introducing series production and industrial processes. In the 1950s and 1960s, oil replaced the previously used solid fuels, whilst steel boilers became increasingly important. Viessmann seized these growth opportunities and developed into a medium-sized industrial enterprise with 1,400 employees.


The 1970s were a time of expansion. In 1972, Viessmann opened its first foreign factory in Faulquemont (France), followed by Waterloo, Ontario (Canada), the first site outside Europe, in 1978. With the development of new technologies, the company responded to the challenges of the energy crisis: In 1976, the first solar collectors were produced, followed by the first heat pumps in 1978.


The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 opened up new markets – initially in the former East Germany and later in Eastern Europe. At the end of 1991/start of 1992, Dr. Hans Viessmann handed the company over to his son Dr. Martin Viessmann.


In the 1990s, major structural changes were taking place: from floorstanding boilers to wall mounted boilers, from oil to gas, from gas-fired boilers to condensing technology. Viessmann set up a new production facility for wall mounted gas boilers in Allendorf, whilst developing an international sales office and branch network. As of 2005, the company launched the "Efficiency Plus" campaign focusing on demonstrating energy saving and sustainable processes and reducing the company's environmental footprint, whilst also expanding the product range with the acquisition of other technologies. Viessmann first acquired wood combustion specialists Mawera and Köb, followed by KWT, a manufacturer of large heat pumps and ESS for combined heating and power systems. BIOFerm, Schmack and Carbotech acquisitions covered the area of biogas technology, and with an evacuated tube solar collectors plant in Dachang (China), the company has expanded its market presence into solar thermal systems.

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