COMMERCIAL GAS FIRED CONDENSING WATER HEATER


The WaterMaster Evo


smart systems that allow for heat demand to be controlled, monitored, and balanced across the development.


By integrating Community Heat Hubs with Passiv’s digital energy management platform, a cohesive, adaptable system is created that operates efficiently at scale. The digital energy management platform provides real-time data on energy consumption across the Hub, enabling responsive heat distribution that matches both user demand and grid capacity. This digital integration also offers housebuilders a scalable, future-ready solution that supports both cost efficiency and compliance with sustainability standards, making it easier to create smart, low-carbon communities.


Benefits for housebuilders, residents, and the grid: a digital ecosystem for low-carbon living


Combining Networked Ground Source Heat Pumps and Community Heat Hubs with smart thermostat technology creates a digital ecosystem that benefits housebuilders, residents, and the grid alike:


• For housebuilders: Digitalised heating solutions provide a direct path to compliance with the Future Homes Standard, reducing the complexity of regulatory requirements while delivering enhanced value to prospective buyers. Networked Ground Source Heat Pumps and Community Heat Hubs, coupled with smart controls, make new homes attractive to modern buyers seeking environmentally friendly, tech-enabled features.


• For residents: Digitalisation offers unprecedented control and transparency, enabling residents to interact with their heating system in meaningful ways. Smart thermostats allow users to set heating preferences, track consumption, and make data-driven adjustments, creating a balance of comfort and cost-efficiency. By taking charge of their energy use, residents can significantly reduce their environmental impact while enjoying a high standard of living.


• For the grid: As electrification progresses, the ability to manage energy demand digitally is invaluable for maintaining grid stability. Networked Ground Source Heat Pumps and Community Heat Hubs, enhanced by intelligent energy management, allow for demand to be spread across off-peak times, reducing load during peak hours. This digitalised demand management helps balance supply and demand, making the grid more resilient and adaptable as it supports the transition to renewable energy sources.


Towards a digitalised, low-carbon future in housing


Low-carbon, digital-ready heating solutions are shaping the future of sustainable housing in the UK. Through Networked Ground Source Heat Pumps and Community Heat Hubs, homes are being created that meet the UK’s electrification and decarbonisation goals, supporting a seamless, data-driven experience for housebuilders, residents, and communities. By embracing digitalisation, the UK housing sector can accelerate its journey to net-zero,


creating homes that are not only energy-efficient but also intelligent, adaptable, and ready for the future. Through innovation and forward thinking we are helping to build a resilient, low- carbon housing market that benefits everyone—from developers and residents to the energy grid that powers the nation.


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WaterMaster Evo | 6 models | 25-120kW outputs • Semi instantaneous hot water production • Low storage volume with high performance


• Delivers large peak loads and continuous volumes of hot water (473-1754 l/h @ 60O


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• Fast heat up and rapid recovery times • Stainless steel heat exchanger and tank • Search ACV water heater for more information


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