Suspended storage tank MONROE PSM100, 100 L capacity

Suspended storage tank MONROE PSM100, 100 L capacity is a compact, wall-mounted reservoir intended for integration into heating, hot water and buffer systems. Designed for suspended installation, the tank saves floor space while providing a dedicated volume for temporary storage, pressure equalization or thermal buffering. The unit features corrosion-resistant construction and standard inlet/outlet connections for easy integration with existing piping layouts in residential and light commercial installations.

Advantages

The suspended design allows installation at various heights to optimise plant layout and free floor area. Corrosion-resistant materials extend service life in typical domestic and light commercial environments. With a 100‑litre usable volume, the tank is large enough for small buffer functions yet compact for confined plant rooms. Standardised pipe connections simplify mounting and reduce installation time.

Suitable for

• Domestic central heating systems requiring additional hydraulic buffer or expansion capacity
• Hot water systems needing short-term storage to stabilise supply temperature
• Small commercial or multi‑apartment installations with limited floor space
• Systems where wall‑mounted equipment is preferred to optimise maintenance access

Key specifications

• Capacity: 100 litres
• Mounting type: suspended / wall-mounted
• Application: heating systems, hot water systems, buffer/reservoir use
• Construction: corrosion-resistant materials
• Connections: inlet and outlet ports for piping integration

How to use

Install the suspended storage tank on a suitably rated wall or support structure using appropriate mounting hardware and fixings. Connect the inlet and outlet ports to the system piping following the hydraulic layout and ensuring correct flow direction. Ensure all joints and connections are pressure-tight and that the tank is accessible for inspection. Commission the system according to local codes and the overall heating or hot water system instructions, including filling, venting air from the system and checking for leaks.

Usage recommendations

Locate the tank where it is protected from freezing and where routine inspection is possible. Match the tank placement to the system’s hydraulic design to minimise dead legs and ensure effective mixing. Periodically inspect for signs of corrosion or leakage and follow the system manufacturer’s maintenance intervals to maintain performance.