These are all common names for the tanks that store the hot water the biomass appliance generates. The water is then circulated around the central heating system, or to the taps for instant hot water.
These tanks store the primary hot water that is distributed around the central heating system. They also act as a heat leak which is required with a biomass boiler.
These work the same as a buffer storage tank storing hot water to be distributed around the central heating system and a heat leak for the boiler. They also offer domestic / secondary hot water for taps and showers.
These tanks have extra coils so they can be linked with solar. They work as the other tanks storing the hot water to be distributed around the central heating system.
These tanks are fitted with external flat plate heat exchanger suppling DHW and extra coils so they can be linked with solar.
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