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Water Heaters (Calefones)

Boiler Peisa Duo: Auxiliary power supply (For power outage)

diegocumbrecita

hace 5 años

I have a Peisa Duo boiler: Water for heating and Sanitary Water of bath. In summer, only summer mode is connected, that is, only sanitary water. In my town the light is cut off a lot, in summer, so during the cuts I don't have hot water and I would like to fix it. Is there any way to power the boiler to work with an auxiliary battery? Can a UPS or something similar be connected? .... Did someone test it, what battery would it need? Thank you!

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servimat1

138.835

hace 5 años

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hace 5 años

Hi. A UPS system of good quality and sufficient capacity will be the solution. I mentioned the quality since there are artifacts sensitive to the quality of the tension they receive. regards

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Calemdq

23.097

hace 5 años

It must have a 50 Hz sinusoidal output and stable, but the boiler does anything, does not detect flame and sends inconsistent errors

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servimat1

138.835

hace 5 años

So is. That is why I emphasized the quality of the device and therefore the quality of the sine wave.

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diegocumbrecita

hace 5 años

The big question is how do I choose a UPS correctly? ... because what I buy later I will not be able to return it.
Will a UPS for PC work?
Thanks for the help!!!

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Calemdq

23.097

hace 5 años

What the friend Walter suggests is the most logical thing, if the person who sells it can provide it as a better proof, a client of mine solved it with an Emerson brand, expensive but it works, other 3 that he tried before did not work

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servimat1

138.835

hace 5 años

You would have to consult for the use that you will give it and that the same seller gives it to you with option in exchange. For example, the APS are of very good quality and waveform (they even have a back button of signal sensitivity) but they are expensive. The ones I have used for years (in other uses) and without problems are those of the TRV brand.

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Walter dal farra

7.114

hace 5 años

Hi Diego: I would recommend you look for a shocked cn ups and lend it to you, not all plates are banked that type of current. apart from that you will have to guarantee a good grounding so that it does not generate errors LUCK

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diegocumbrecita

hace 5 años

Finally, I bought an APC UPS of 500 Va, for the electronic board it is banking without problems for at least an hour and by my calculations I think I would have to throw about two hours. So ready, it works. Thanks all for the help!

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