Electric Thermal Storage
Our ETS products can be used in forced-air or hydronic applications, including baseboard and under-floor heating, and can even be paired with heat pumps for maximum efficiency.
View DetailsThis document discusses an effective operation strategy for an electric thermal storage (ETS) device to reduce the peak electric power demand in buildings having electricity-driven heating systems.
Steffes's Electric Thermal Storage solutions provide comfortable and reliable heat to single rooms or entire homes and businesses. Across North America, electrification is transforming the way we power our lives—reducing dependence on nonrenewable resources and building a cleaner energy future.
The efficiency of thermal energy storage depends on several factors, including the type of storage medium, the temperature range, the storage capacity, and the heat transfer efficiency. In general, TES systems can achieve high efficiency, up to 90%.
To reduce these charges, thermal energy storage devices (such as an ETS) are an effective solution to partially shift the power demand and electricity consumption from peak periods to off-peak hours. Charge (warm-up period): The bricks in the ETS are heated up using its electric resistive elements.
Our ETS products can be used in forced-air or hydronic applications, including baseboard and under-floor heating, and can even be paired with heat pumps for maximum efficiency.
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This document discusses an effective operation strategy for an electric thermal storage (ETS) device to reduce the peak electric power demand in buildings having electricity-driven heating systems.
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