The Viessmann one (111) is 46L and as far as I can tell is blended with the combi output to give higher flow equivalent of a 150L unvented tank, whatever that means.
The Vaillant one (938) is more opaque as to how big it is and what it actually does - flow seems the same as the equivalent model without a tank but I think the idea is that a) you’ve got instant hot water with no startup time and b) if someone runs a tap during a shower, there’s additional capacity and flow is maintained at higher temps.
Ah that’s interesting. The valiant we have can store a bit of hot so taps with a short pipe run get instant hot. I like the idea of a blended system if it came in a smallish package but I wonder if you could pump from them if they are blended?
Which model Vaillant is that?
I think the idea of the Viessmann is that it presents as a standard combi - I would guess that if you demand the flow (via pump or otherwise) you get it but potentially an issue if the store runs out.
The Viessmann one (111) is 46L and as far as I can tell is blended with the combi output to give higher flow equivalent of a 150L unvented tank, whatever that means.
The Vaillant one (938) is more opaque as to how big it is and what it actually does - flow seems the same as the equivalent model without a tank but I think the idea is that a) you’ve got instant hot water with no startup time and b) if someone runs a tap during a shower, there’s additional capacity and flow is maintained at higher temps.