Ormay presented its new electric hot water tanks TQE 30 and TQE 50, two models that combine compact format, energy efficiency and security systems, designed to respond to the needs of homes, apartments, offices and other spaces that require hot water with optimized consumption.

Available in capacities of 30 and 50 liters, the equipment was designed to facilitate installation in environments where space is a determining factor. Its format allows you to place them hanging and with lower water connection, a configuration that favors its integration in kitchens, bathrooms and laundry rooms without taking up too much space.

In terms of operation, both models incorporate a 1,500 watt shielded resistance, which seeks to balance water recovery times with efficient energy consumption. Added to this is a high density thermal insulation, developed to preserve the water temperature for longer and reduce the frequency of turning on the resistance.

Durability is another aspect highlighted by the company. The TQE 30 and TQE 50 have a tank of vitrified steel with two-layer VitroTherm technology, which helps protect the interior against corrosion and prolong the useful life of the equipment. They also incorporate magnesium anode, as a reinforcement of anti-corrosion protection.

In terms of safety, hot water tanks include thermostat, safety sensor and overpressure valve, while the installation kit is included, making it easier to put the equipment into operation.

With this new line, Ormay aims to offer an alternative for those looking for hot water, low consumption and practical installation, especially in spaces where the use of each square meter becomes relevant.