Using a Magrav Unit for central heating in a detached house and in a flat.

In my work I design central heating installations – gas, water etc. After consultations with electricians/electrical engineers It seems to me that it is possible to install central heating installation in a house or a flat powered by a few Magrav units. I will be exploring this topic at the beginning of the year 2017, after a Magrav Unit is installed in my place.
I’m thinking about using an electric boiler for that. I know a manufacturer who can produce it according to my expectations.
Initial assumptions.
In order to warm a house with a living area of 120 m2 we need a 12kW boiler. A magrav unit, as we already know,“ supplies“ only up to 3kW of energy. Each electric boiler has 3, 4 or 6 water coil heaters. Boilers with power of 5kW and more use 3 phase voltage (400V) – therefore they use 3 phases not one phase 230V. If they are connected to a 230V socket their power is reduced by half. Then, to warm a 120 m2 house we need a 24kW boiler – as in this case the effective power is only 12kW.
There’s a possibility of connecting each single water electric coil to a separate Magrav unit. And that’s the job for the manufacturer.
If this is technically possible, then we need 4 Magrav units to power a 12kW electric boiler and 1 Magrav unit for other electric devices.
A question about safety.
A single Magrav unit during it work cleanses human DNA energies as far as their ninth layer. Then would it be safe to use 4 more Magrav units at home? From the information I have received I can assume that 3 Magrav unit work as a so-called System. But how 5 units would work like?

Written by Sławomir Majda
Translated by Łukasz Szczęk [email protected] If you spot any mistakes in the translation or if you have any comments or questions in connection with the article please contact us. Original article:Link

Opublikowano: 04/11/2016
Autor: s_majda

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