Electric boiler ELSB
steam

Electric boiler - ELSB - Bosch Industriekessel GmbH - steam
Electric boiler - ELSB - Bosch Industriekessel GmbH - steam
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Characteristics

Product
steam
Power source
electric
Steam production

Min.: 350 kg/h
(771.62 lb/h)

Max.: 8,300 kg/h
(18,298.37 lb/h)

Pressure

Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)

Max.: 24 bar
(348.09 psi)

Description

Bosch Electric steam boiler ELSB enables CO₂-neutral operation & offers up to 99.6% efficiency.

The Bosch ELSB electric steam boiler is an innovative solution for future-proof steam generation. With an output of 350 to 8,300 kg/h of steam at up to 24 bar, the ELSB is suitable for a wide range of applications - including the production of food, beverages, packaging and medicines.

In combination with renewable electricity, the ELSB enables completely CO₂-neutral operation. The infinitely variable power control adapts flexibly to dynamic steam requirements and uses surplus electricity optimally. Thanks to its efficiency of up to 99.6 %, the boiler works particularly efficiently. The ELSB produces no flue gas and requires no complex flue gas system. Bosch supplies the electric boiler as a complete system with power supply and control. The ELSB can also be combined with existing steam generators, enabling a successive reduction in fossil fuels.

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Exhibitions

Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

CIBUS TEC
CIBUS TEC

27-30 Oct 2026 PARMA (Italy) Hall 5 - Stand L057

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    BrauBeviale
    BrauBeviale

    10-12 Nov 2026 Nuremberg (Germany) Hall 10 - Stand 10-316

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