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Ref. ALM-KNT-TGLSL105000815 - 40m

40-meter hot water hose, designed for marine systems. Withstands temperatures from -40°C to +120°C. Diameter 8x15. Compliant with ISO 1307, it ensures reliable hot water circulation on board.

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Glycol-based hot water hose :
40 m x HOT WATER HOSE 100° 8x15 -, 40°C to +120°C, ISO 1307
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ALM-KNT-TGLSL105000815 - 40m
Description

Thor - 40m Hot Water Hose - Marine Reliability

The Thor Hot Water Hose, 40 meters in length, is specifically designed for marine installations requiring hot water circulation. Its construction allows it to withstand an extended temperature range, from -40°C to +120°C, thus ensuring its performance in various marine conditions. With an 8x15 diameter, it adapts to standard systems.

Ideal for hot water circuits on pleasure boats, it ensures reliable operation for showers, sinks, or any other equipment requiring hot water.

Performance and Compliance

This hose is manufactured to meet the demands of marine environments, offering durability and resistance to thermal variations.

  • Performance: Designed for extreme temperatures, from -40°C to +120°C.
  • Design: 8x15 diameter for easy integration into existing systems.
  • Specificity: Compliant with ISO 1307 standard, attesting to its quality and robustness.

MAIN POINTS:

  • Thermal resistance from -40°C to +120°C.
  • Compliance with ISO 1307 standard.

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