Featuring the best buffer tanks in New Zealand
If you have a home that's equipped with a heating system, but you're noticing that the water heater is running low on hot water, then you might want to consider adding an additional hot water reservoir. The best buffer tanks will keep your heating system operating at optimal performance by providing more hot water to the water heater. Adding additional storage to your heating system in New Zealand can help you reduce your water costs and keep your system running more efficiently. Buffer tanks are an important part of a wider range of hot water heating products that you will find on ArchiPro.
Types of buffer tanks
Here are the most common types of buffer tanks that you will find in New Zealand.
Vitreous enamel-lined carbon steel
This kind is known for its durability and resistance to corrosion. The enamel lining ensures that the tank is protected from stains and other damage.
Stainless steel
This is another option for additional hot water reservoirs and hot water cylinders. It is commonly used because it is lightweight and easy to clean.
Copper buffer tanks
These very robust tanks are often used as an option for food service businesses that need a more durable solution.
The advantages of high-quality buffer tanks
High-quality buffer vessel tanks in New Zealand are more durable and less likely to malfunction. They are also able to withstand the highest levels of pressure and temperature, which means they can handle chemicals with ease. A hot water buffer tank can be used for a variety of applications and industries, such as pharmaceuticals or food processing. They can even be used in areas that require high pressure, such as in oil extraction or gas drilling, demonstrating just how robust and versatile they are.
How to choose a buffer tank that's right for you
When you're looking for a buffer tank, consider a few things. First, consider the size of your water buffer tank or at least the capacity you think you’ll need to meet your demands. It’s always best to overshoot this a little bit as there’s nothing worse than getting a solution that doesn’t solve the problem and doesn’t allow for future growth. You’ll also want to think about the type and or material of the buffer tank and select the most suitable option for its purpose. A good example of this already mentioned is copper buffer tanks for the hospitality industry and a reputable supplier will be able to advise on this. You’ll also need to make sure the buffer tank is compatible with other components of your hot water system like your hot water cylinders. Otherwise, you may have installation and integration issues that could be costly.