Bock Water Heaters 80SK - Manual
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SideKick
™
Indirect Water Heater
Offering a cost-effective water heating alternative. These units use indirect
water-to-water heat transfer by circulating boiler-fed hot water through a coil
inside the water tank. Ideal for applications that use boilers for space heating.
Robust construction
- Inner tank
is precision built from high quality
steel and repetitive pressure testing
assures the highest quality.
Durable exterior
- All
steel construction with an
environmentally-friendly powder
coat finish providing a tough and
attractive exterior.
-
cobalt-enriched
porcelain enamel glass lined tank
and coil are highly resistant to
aggressive water. Not susceptible
to damage due to the presence of
chloride in the water.
Automatic controls
- immersion
aquastat used in all models.
Factory installed brass drain valve
-
accessible, tamper-proof.
Sediment reduction inlet
- on 80SK
and 199SK models “swirls” incoming
water to reduce sediment buildup.
Factory installed T&P relief valve
- CSA
listed and ASME rated.
1-1/2” coil diameter
- larger diameter
results in higher recovery and less
pressure drop through the coil, smooth
surface on coil resists lime build up.
2” Non-CFC foam insulation
-
reduces standby heat loss and
meets or exceeds federal and state
environmental requirements.
Two magnesium anode rods
- inhibit
corrosion and maximize tank life.
Electrolysis attacks the anode rods, not
the tank.
Factory installed dielectric nipples
on boiler connections
- provides
greater insulating protection.
7-Year limited warranty on residential installations
3-Year limited warranty on commercial installations
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