Optional Protection Flue Gas Water Heater Including Digital Display Temperature Control and Instant Hot Water Heater Operation

Optional Protection Flue Gas Water Heater Including Digital Display Temperature Control and Instant Hot Water Heater Operation

Product Description

Shared accommodation creates a different operating pattern from a private home: more users, less familiarity, and a greater chance that someone walks away from a running tap. This 6L flue type instant gas water heater pairs a compact single-outlet capacity with a 20-minute safety cutoff for agricultural quarters, construction housing, and small staff residences. The limiter interrupts an abnormally long uninterrupted heating cycle, while a water-gas interlock prevents fuel flow when water is absent. A DC 3V pulse unit lights the three-section burner without relying on the site’s mains supply, and 12 kilowatts of input pass through a copper exchanger to deliver approximately 6 litres per minute at a 25-degree Celsius rise. Mechanical controls cover 30 to 55 degrees Celsius and remain understandable for users who do not share a first language. The heater consumes fuel only during active draws, making it easier for site managers to control LPG usage during changing occupancy.

Specifications

The body measures 440 millimetres high, 300 millimetres wide, and 120 millimetres deep. Rated heat input is 12 kilowatts and efficiency reaches at least 84 percent. Nominal output is 6 litres per minute at the reference rise, with heating and stabilisation each specified within 15 seconds under normal conditions. The water-pressure envelope spans 0.02 to 0.8 megapascals. LPG models are set to 2800 pascals, and natural-gas models to 2000 pascals. Pulse ignition uses DC 3V batteries and two electrodes, while a harmonica-shaped burner divides combustion into three sections. G1/2-inch threads are provided for water and fuel. Exhaust connects to a 90-millimetre natural-draft chimney, and panel options can combine adjustable knobs with an optional LED or LCD readout.

Technical Parameters

Installation Scenarios & Installation Precautions

Suitable applications include farm-worker quarters, construction-site accommodation, factory dormitory service kitchens, seasonal resort staff housing, and shared rural wash blocks. Place the heater in a supervised, ventilated utility zone outside shower cubicles and sleeping rooms. A permanent grille or openable window must supply combustion air, and the smoke pipe must terminate outdoors by a short, mainly vertical route. Do not install in stairwells, sealed bathrooms, dusty workshops, or stores containing fuel, hay, or chemicals. Verify wall capacity and retain 200 millimetres above and 150 millimetres at the sides. LPG cylinders should remain outside occupied rooms. During handover, test all joints, confirm battery polarity, display illustrated controls and emergency instructions, and train the site supervisor to recognise blue versus abnormal yellow flame.

Features & Value Delivered to Global Buyers

The platform addresses shared-use risks through the 20-minute limiter, flame-loss shutdown, dry-burn prevention, overheat protection, excess-pressure control, low-flow activation, and dual ignition pins. Local-language fascia graphics and warning labels can be added alongside colour, panel, logo, display, and carton customisation. Free service components help site operators keep several identical units running, while the common 440-by-300-millimetre footprint simplifies replacement. OEM orders begin at 100 pieces per model, samples support accommodation trials, normal production starts after confirmation and deposit, and the manufacturer provides one-year warranty coverage.

Safety Boundaries & Long-Term Use Reminders

The appliance is not designed for continuous institutional bathing demand, and the timer must not be bypassed to extend shifts. It remains unsuitable for sealed washrooms, bedrooms, exposed outdoor walls, or any building without permanent combustion air. Appoint a responsible person to close the gas supply during vacancies and respond to odour, repeated shutdown, or yellow flame. Replace batteries annually, clean inlet screens where tank water carries sediment, inspect the chimney before each seasonal intake, and test the timer and protective shutdowns during scheduled maintenance. Damaged controls should be replaced, not improvised.