SIGMAR MARINE COMPACT Water Boiler / stainless steel / 20-40 litre

SVB item number: 17850 Manufacturer no.: FLB020UC0800A00
Innovative and economical water heater specifically developed for boats, with 20 to 40 liters of volume. The water heater uses the excess heat produced by the engine cooling circuit, shore power supply or energy from a generator. 
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Recommended retail price: €589.65
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COMPACT Water Boiler / stainless steel / 2 heating elements / 40-60 litres
SIGMAR MARINE COMPACT Water Boiler / stainless steel / 2 heating elements / 40-60 litres
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Product data

  • SVB item number 17850
  • EAN 8057090047714
  • Manufacturer no. FLB020UC0800A00
  • Volume 20 l
  • Operating voltage 230 V
  • Watts 800 W
  • Heating Coil single
  • Inlet (cold water) 1/2"
  • Outlet (warm water) 1/2"
  • Inlet (engine cooling) 1/2"
  • Outlet (engine cooling) 1/2"
  • Incl. mixing valve No
  • Tank material Stainless steel
  • Outer material Polyethylene
  • Length 430 mm
  • Width 366 mm
  • Height 358 mm
  • Weight 7 kg
  • Type B0 20 UC
  • Max. pressure 5 bar

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Product details

The COMPACT series from SIGMAR marine offers innovative water heaters of 20 to 40 liters, developed specifically for use in recreational boating. The solid 1.5 mm thick stainless steel tank is argon gas-shielded welded. Due to their design, COMPACT boilers are particularly suitable for installation on flat surfaces/ bulkheads. They feature a thermostat and a safety/check valve. The water heater uses the excess heat produced by the engine cooling circuit, shore power supply or energy from a generator. Using excess heat is very economical: water is permanently heated and the excellent insulation of the boiler keeps it hot for a long time. Each boiler has an integrated safety valve which opens for protection from a pressure of 4 bar (58 psi). The hoses can be connected via ½" fittings/nozzles (the connection nozzles are not included).
Heater:
  • B0 20 UC: 800W
  • B0 22 UC: 800W
  • B0 30 UC: 800W
  • B0 40 UC: 800W

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45 customer reviews

4.3 (out of 45 ratings)
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Anonymous
by Anonymous 7/7/2010
Christoph L.
by Christoph L. Flag of Switzerland 5/30/2021 Verified purchase Variant: 17852
Does not keep water warm for long
After many years I had to replace the boiler and decided on the Sigmar 30L. Easy to install and connect, but the storage of warm water is insufficient. Once heated, the water is only lukewarm after 24 hours.
Reinhard M.
by Reinhard M. Flag of Thailand 3/26/2021 Variant: 17850
good, easy to install, some design deficiencies
Now I can give a qualified opinion after I opened the boiler (with 2 heating coils) yesterday after 18 months of use to inspect the anode. As is the case with most products, this one also has some fundamental design flaws 1.) The magnesium anode is tapered towards the fastening point from the diameter to the thread (M5 or M6). Unfortunately, the thread protrudes quite far from the opposite side (base plate of the heating register). Therefore, the anode quickly wears off and then falls to the ground. I found the anode at the bottom of the boiler surrounded by Mg sludge that was formed by the anode. The new anode will not stay long in the intended place, it is to be hoped that the anode lying on the ground or the sludge that forms will also receive the protective effect. 2.) The heating coil (I use 1 for the machine, 1 for the generator) are not attached inside the boiler and swing around freely. Under the harsh conditions of a sailing yacht, the heating registers hit each other. In general, changing the anode is quite straightforward. Disconnect the cable, open the screw, pull out the heater. Of course, the O-ring should be replaced! It is also advantageous not to install the boiler horizontally, but rather at a height of approx. 20 cm on the side opposite the connections. Thus, the air bubble that forms becomes smaller and the volume of water larger. When installed horizontally, the part above the extraction pipe is filled with air that cannot escape, which is why the volume is reduced by this proportion. Personally, I would like better insulation. We are sailing in the tropics and the boiler continues to heat the already warm room. If the manufacturer chooses a different way of attaching the anode and the heating registers at least get spacers from one another, the part would be perfect. Oh yes, it would still be ideal if the connecting sleeves and any hydraulic thermostatic valve (not included) were made from the same material as the boiler is made of (stainless steel, 316?)
Helmut S.
by Helmut S. Flag of Germany 6/5/2020 Variant: 17850
Poor workmanship, cover doesn't fit and protrudes 2cm on each side. The electrics are unprotected. There are better options!
impossible
Hans B.
by Hans B. Flag of Switzerland 8/7/2019 Variant: 17850
Insulation not sufficient.
Vetus Boiler was better.

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Customers ask customers

Technical question
Francesco P. | Oct 12, 2024 Flag of English
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Where exactly is the anode located in the unit?

Answer from SVB customer service
Karen S. | Oct 15, 2024
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Dear Francesco, this is item number #17827#.

Technical question
Michael M. | Apr 5, 2022 Flag of English
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Hello.looking for information. on how to control the the temperature of the engine coolant going through the heat exchanger / coil on my Sigmar hot water heater..any help would be very much appreciated..thank you michael

Answer from SVB customer service
Cory V. | Oct 7, 2022
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Dear customer, please email [email protected] in this case.

Technical question
Simon R. | Sep 21, 2021 Flag of English
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Hi there, are these ignition protected ?

Answer from SVB customer service
Cory V. | Oct 7, 2022
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Dear customer, please email [email protected] in this case.

General question
Don Ranjith S. | Sep 9, 2020 Flag of English
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i want make payment online ii have a visa card please show payment link [email protected]

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Cory V. | Sep 16, 2020
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Dear customer, please make your order directly through our webshop as prompted. Thanks.

Technical question
Marko R. | Feb 20, 2020 Flag of English
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Bought this unit from SVB: SM40 double. I noticed two thin cables from thermostat, there is label on them, saying max current something. I cant find those two cables in manual? Is there additional manual/help somewhere?

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Cory V. | Oct 7, 2022
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Dear customer, please email [email protected] in this case.

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SIGMAR MARINE COMPACT Water Boiler / stainless steel / 20-40 litre
Volume 20 l