DEM 6 + Sensor Tap
- Electronically controlled mini instantaneous water heater with 5.7 kW output
- Delivers a maximum of 50°C
- No standby or distribution losses
- Hardwired single phase connection
- Optional automatic sensor tap
Product Overview
The DEM 6 mini electronic water heater delivers precise and efficient hot water up to 50 degrees Celsius, making it ideal for small-scale applications. Its compact design suits commercial bathrooms, and when paired with a WSH sensor tap, it enhances hygiene by providing touch-free handwashing.
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Product Details
Accurate temperature delivery up to 50 degrees
This appliance delivers water at an electronically controlled set temperature without having to overcome long supply lines with resulting line losses. Consequently, the DEM 6 is ideally suited to washbasins in commercial bathrooms, where a constant outlet temperature is preferred. Delivering a maximum of 50°C hot water following AS3498, the DEM is hardwired to the 230 V mains. With modest dimensions, the DEM 6 single-phase instantaneous water heater is a discreet solution.
Touch-free handwashing
Sensor taps provide the best solution to hygiene, as your hands do not need to come into contact with the tap. This is particularly important in shared bathrooms, where users are exposed to germs from other users.
Technical Data
Model number | DEM 6 |
Rated output (230V) | 5.7kW |
Rated current (230V) | 24.7Amp |
Phases | 1/N/PE/AC 230V |
Electrical Installation | As per AS/NZS3000 |
Installation requirements | AS/NZS3500.4.2 & local requirements |
Switch on flow rate (minimum flow rate required to switch on the water heater) | 2.2L/min |
Permissible operating pressure | 1000kPa |
Temperature output | 50°C max |
IP Rating | IP25 |
Height | 143mm |
Width | 190mm |
Depth | 82mm |
Weight | 1.7kg |
Colour | white |
For one/several draw off points | Yes/No |
Heating system | Bare wire |
Electronic flow rate control | No |
Electronic air detection system | No |
Programmable temperature | No |
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FAQ
No, the DEM 6 single phase instantaneous water heater requires a dedicated hard-wired circuit as they draw more than 10 Amps.
No, designed only for basin use.
Yes, low-flow basin taps can be used.