How does the Webasto diesel hot water system work?

Understand how your water is heated

The Thermo Top Evo 5 diesel hot water system is designed to provide hot water for your needs. It works like this:

1. Heating Glycol: Inside the system, there's a tank with a liquid called glycol. The system heats this glycol to a high temperature, around 80°C.

2. Using Heat Exchange: To get hot water, the hot glycol passes through something called a Plate Heat Exchanger. At the same time, cold water from your water tank or mains supply also flows through this exchanger.

3. Heat Transfer: When the hot glycol and cold water meet in the Plate Heat Exchanger, something cool happens – the heat from the glycol moves into the water. This warms up the water.

4. Constant Hot Water: Because of this clever heat exchange, you get a steady supply of hot water, typically at a temperature of 40-50°C. It doesn't matter if you're using water from your tank or the mains; the system keeps it warm for you.

In a nutshell, the Thermo Top Evo 5 diesel hot water system makes sure you have a continuous source of hot water by using heat transfer. Always consult your system's manual for specific information and rely on professionals for setup and maintenance to keep it working smoothly.