LPG NG Flue Gas Water Heater Optional Protection Compatible with Kitchen Balcony

LPG NG Flue Gas Water Heater Optional Protection Compatible with Kitchen Balcony Installation Easy Installation Process

Product Description

Staff accommodation needs hot water that works with site conditions rather than showroom assumptions. Agricultural estates, construction compounds, and remote processing facilities may rely on LPG cylinders, rooftop tanks, and irregular electricity, making a simple battery-ignited platform more practical than a heavily electrified appliance. This 10L flue type instant gas water heater uses DC 3V pulse ignition, low-pressure activation, and a 20-kilowatt harmonica-shaped triple burner to supply approximately 10 litres per minute at a 25-degree Celsius rise. It heats only during active water flow, so fuel is not spent maintaining a tank through empty shifts or seasonal vacancies. A copper exchanger provides the thermal path, while rotary controls let supervisors set delivery from 35 to 80 degrees Celsius according to inlet conditions. The capacity can serve one shower or washing outlet at a time, giving shared accommodation a usable flow rate without implying continuous institutional duty. Mechanical operation also keeps training straightforward where workers speak several languages.

Specifications

The wall-mounted cabinet measures 590 by 340 by 180 millimetres and weighs about 8 kilograms net. Packed dimensions are 670 by 405 by 230 millimetres, with gross weight around 9 kilograms. Rated heat input is 20 kilowatts and thermal efficiency reaches at least 85 percent through an oxygen-free or specified tinned-copper exchanger. Hot-water output is 10 litres per minute, approximately 2.7 gallons per minute, at a 25-degree rise. Working water pressure ranges from 0.02 to 0.8 megapascals, with startup possible near 0.015 megapascals. LPG calibration uses 2800 pascals, and natural gas uses 2000 pascals. The DC 3V pulse system lights a three-section burner through dual electrodes. G1/2-inch threads connect fuel and water, and exhaust leaves through a 90-millimetre natural-draft chimney.

Technical Parameters

Installation Scenarios & Installation Precautions

Appropriate settings include agricultural staff quarters, construction accommodation, factory dormitory utility rooms, plantation wash blocks, and covered rural service areas. Install the heater in a supervised, genuinely ventilated space outside shower cubicles and sleeping rooms. It must never be placed in a sealed bathroom, stairwell, animal barn, workshop with combustible dust, or store containing hay, feed, fuel, or chemicals. A permanent window, grille, or louvre must provide combustion air, and the 90-millimetre smoke pipe must terminate outdoors by a short, mainly vertical route. Confirm that the wall supports the filled appliance, preserve 200 millimetres above and 150 millimetres at both sides, and protect pipework from machinery or livestock. LPG cylinders should remain outdoors. Leak-test the fuel route, verify battery polarity, and post illustrated emergency instructions.

Features & Value Delivered to Global Buyers

The staff-housing package emphasises manageable operation and field support. Low-pressure startup suits elevated tanks, dual ignition pins improve lighting reliability, and flame-failure, anti-dry, overheat, excess-pressure, and 20-minute timer functions address common shared-use risks. Local-language panel markings, warning graphics, colours, displays, logos, and cartons can be customised. Orders begin at 100 pieces per model, samples support site evaluation, and normal production follows order and deposit confirmation. A one-year warranty and complimentary knobs, battery boxes, pulse ignitors, thermostats, switches, or cartons help operators restore service without replacing the entire unit.

Safety Boundaries & Long-Term Use Reminders

This appliance is not designed for nonstop commercial shower blocks or installation inside sleeping areas. The timer and safeguards must not be bypassed to extend operating cycles. Keep LPG cylinders out of occupied rooms, leave the casing uncovered, and close the supply after unusual odour or repeated flame loss. Appoint a responsible person to observe flame colour and control access. Replace batteries annually, keep spares on site, clean the inlet screen where tank water carries sediment, inspect the chimney before every seasonal intake, and drain the water circuit if the accommodation will stand empty through freezing weather.