Copper Heat Exchange Material Flue Gas Water Heater Providing Digital Display Temperature Control and Wide Range of Color Options for Heating

Copper Heat Exchange Material Flue Gas Water Heater Providing Digital Display Temperature Control and Wide Range of Color Options for Heating

Product Description

Distance changes the true cost of an appliance. In remote towns, a simple technician visit may involve hours of travel, so familiar fittings and readily stocked service parts matter as much as rated performance. This 6L flue type instant gas water heater combines a standard 90-millimetre chimney, G1/2-inch connections, battery-powered pulse ignition, and a defined spare-parts package to reduce avoidable downtime. The operating platform remains straightforward: water movement opens the interlock, two ignition pins light the harmonica-shaped three-section burner, and 12 kilowatts of heat pass through a copper exchanger. At a 25-degree Celsius rise, delivery is approximately 6 litres per minute for one shower, basin, or kitchen point. The 30-to-55-degree adjustment range covers ordinary domestic tasks, while DC 3V ignition removes the need to diagnose a household electrical supply. For dealers outside major cities, the combination of standard interfaces and replaceable modules creates a more supportable product than a sealed proprietary design.

Specifications

The compact wall-hanging housing measures 440 by 300 by 120 millimetres. Rated heat input is 12 kilowatts and thermal efficiency is at least 84 percent. Nominal water delivery reaches 6 litres per minute at the specified temperature rise, with heating and stabilisation each completed within 15 seconds under suitable conditions. Water pressure can range from 0.02 to 0.8 megapascals. LPG models are set for 2800 pascals, whereas natural-gas models are prepared for 2000 pascals. DC 3V batteries power the pulse ignitor, which uses two electrodes to light a three-section burner. The water inlet, outlet, and fuel inlet all use G1/2-inch threads, and natural exhaust connects through a 90-millimetre chimney. Panel options include coated metal, stainless steel, or glass, with LED or LCD indication available by configuration.

Technical Parameters

Installation Scenarios & Installation Precautions

Remote clinics, village guesthouses, ranger stations, agricultural compounds, and inland homes with limited technical access are suitable when one outlet is used and ventilation is permanent. Mount the unit in a kitchen, service balcony, or covered utility area, never in a sealed bathroom, bedroom, staircase, or combustible-material store. The smoke pipe must lead outdoors and follow a mainly vertical route. Provide replacement air through an operable window or fixed grille, verify wall strength, and retain 200 millimetres above and 150 millimetres on both sides. Installers must confirm fuel calibration, use approved connectors, test every joint with soap solution, and record battery and ignitor operation at handover. Remote operators should keep the model reference, parts list, and emergency shutoff instructions with the appliance rather than in an office far from the site.

Features & Value Delivered to Global Buyers

The value proposition combines field repairability with a proven safety platform. Free spare-part allocations may include knobs, battery boxes, pulse modules, thermostats, switches, and cartons, while standard connections make local pipe replacement easier. Low-pressure activation, dual ignition, flame-loss shutdown, anti-dry protection, overheat and pressure controls, and the 20-minute limiter cover routine operating risks. OEM buyers can specify panel, colour, language markings, display, and carton identity. Orders begin at 100 pieces per model; samples are available before approval, production normally follows deposit confirmation, and the one-year warranty gives regional dealers a defined service period.

Safety Boundaries & Long-Term Use Reminders

A parts kit does not authorise untrained repairs to the fuel path or safety circuit. The heater is unsuitable without an outdoor chimney, permanent combustion air, or access to a qualified technician for serious faults. Never bypass a sensor, reuse damaged gas hose, or continue after repeated flame loss. Keep replacement parts dry and labelled by model. Replace batteries annually, clean the inlet screen, inspect the chimney for nests and corrosion, and test shutdown functions during scheduled visits. If flame becomes yellow or ignition is delayed, isolate the appliance until competent service is available.