Heating Capacity 10Lmin Instant Gas Water Heater Featuring Solenoid Valve

Heating Capacity 10Lmin Instant Gas Water Heater Featuring Solenoid Valve Designed for Consistent and Hot Water Delivery

Product Description

Replacing a failed storage cylinder in an older home often reveals limited wall space, tired pipework, and no appetite for extensive reconstruction. This 10L flue type instant gas water heater offers a compact retrofit path where a compliant natural-draft installation is possible. The 590-by-340-millimetre wall footprint removes the need for a floor-standing tank, while G1/2-inch connections align with widely used residential plumbing hardware. A 20-kilowatt triple burner heats flowing water through a copper exchanger and delivers approximately 10 litres per minute at a 25-degree Celsius rise. There is no reservoir to refill after a shower and no standing fuel use between draws. DC 3V pulse ignition also avoids adding a mains electrical point for the lighting circuit. Adjustable controls cover 35 to 80 degrees Celsius, giving the installer room to commission the appliance around real inlet temperature, pressure, and user preference. The result is a practical replacement for one-at-a-time residential use, not a claim that every old tank location is automatically suitable.

Specifications

The heater measures 590 by 340 by 180 millimetres, with a 145-millimetre-depth alternative available on selected versions. Typical net weight is 8 kilograms, gross weight is 9 kilograms, and the export carton is 670 by 405 by 230 millimetres. Rated thermal input is 20 kilowatts and efficiency reaches at least 85 percent through the copper heating core. Nominal delivery is 10 litres per minute, or about 2.7 gallons per minute, at the specified rise. The water circuit accepts 0.02 to 0.8 megapascals and can start near 0.015 megapascals. LPG and natural-gas versions use 2800 and 2000 pascals respectively. Heating begins within 15 seconds under correct conditions. DC 3V batteries power pulse ignition, the three service connections use G1/2-inch threads, and exhaust connects to a 90-millimetre chimney.

Technical Parameters

Installation Scenarios & Installation Precautions

Suitable retrofit projects include older apartments with ventilated kitchens, townhouses replacing corroded tanks, rural homes upgrading a single shower, rental refurbishments, and secondary service balconies. The former tank position must be reassessed rather than reused automatically. A closed cylinder cupboard, sealed bathroom, bedroom, or stair enclosure is unacceptable unless the entire installation is redesigned to meet local rules. Provide permanent combustion air and route a 90-millimetre smoke pipe outdoors with minimal horizontal travel. Check wall structure, retain 200 millimetres above and 150 millimetres on both sides, flush debris from old pipes, and fit an inlet filter where corrosion particles are present. Replace damaged hoses and regulators, confirm fuel type, leak-test all joints, and verify natural draft during commissioning.

Features & Value Delivered to Global Buyers

Three retrofit benefits define the platform: a shallow wall-mounted body, low-pressure activation for ageing supplies, and standard connections that reduce unusual adapters. The safety package includes dual ignition pins, water-gas interlock, flame-loss shutdown, anti-dry protection, overheat and water-pressure safeguards, plus a 20-minute limiter. Buyers may select panel material, colour, display, logo, and packaging for renovation channels. MOQ begins at 100 pieces per model, samples allow site trials, and regular production follows approval and deposit. One-year warranty coverage includes complimentary routine spare parts.

Safety Boundaries & Long-Term Use Reminders

Physical fit does not prove installation suitability. Ventilation, chimney route, wall strength, gas pressure, and local code require fresh assessment. Do not install in a sealed former cupboard, direct rain, or a room without replacement air. Old flexible fuel lines should not be reused merely to save labour. Observe flame colour after handover and shut the gas valve if ignition becomes abnormal. Clean the inlet filter after the first month, replace batteries yearly, inspect the chimney annually, and arrange qualified servicing when response or temperature becomes erratic.