10L Power Vented Gas Water Heater Providing 2.64 GPM Water Flow Rate Suitable for Various Commercial Water Heating Needs

10L Power Vented Gas Water Heater Providing 2.64 GPM Water Flow Rate Suitable for Various Commercial Water Heating Needs

Product Description

Specifying water heaters across a multi-unit residential development is an exercise in balancing three competing pressures: unit cost that survives budget review, technical performance that avoids warranty claims after handover, and supply reliability that keeps the construction programme on schedule. Our 10L Instant Constant Temperature Gas Water Heater is positioned precisely at that intersection. The 21kW output and ±0.5°C temperature stability deliver an occupant experience that generates no complaints, the oxygen-free copper heat exchanger provides the service life that protects a developer's reputation years after completion, and container loading of 780 pieces per 40HQ makes the freight mathematics work for developments measured in hundreds of units rather than dozens.

Specifications

Standardised dimensions of 530 by 330 by 143 millimetres allow identical rough-in details across every unit in a development, simplifying both design documentation and site installation. The plate iron construction with IPX2 rating meets the durability expectations of rental and owner-occupied housing alike. Efficiency above 93 percent supports energy performance certifications in jurisdictions where they influence sale prices. Natural gas at 2000 pascals connects via G1/2 inch inlets at 2.06 cubic metres per hour consumption, producing 11 litres per minute at a 25-degree Celsius rise. The 0.02 to 0.8 pascal pressure range accommodates variation across floors in a tall building, temperature adjusts from 35 to 80 degrees Celsius, and 220V forced exhaust venting works with 50, 60, or 90 millimetre flues to suit whichever penetration detail the architect specified.

Technical Parameters

Installation Scenarios & Installation Precautions

Mid-tier apartment developments, staff dormitory blocks, serviced apartment towers, and phased holiday-village projects represent the core application. Standardising the installation detail across all units delivers the greatest programme benefit — a single mounting template, one flue penetration specification, and consistent clearance dimensions reduce both installation time and inspection failures. Structural verification should be handled at design stage rather than on site, with wall build-ups specified to carry the operating load. Maintain 200 millimetres above and 150 millimetres to each side in every unit, and coordinate flue terminals at design stage to guarantee the 600-millimetre separation from windows and intakes across the whole facade. Commissioning must include a documented soapy-water leak test per unit, and no installation may be located in a sealed bathroom or unventilated riser cupboard.

Features & Value Delivered to Global Buyers

Standard features comprise constant temperature control, flame failure protection, 176-degree Fahrenheit overheat cutoff, electronic ignition, and LED touch-panel operation. When compared side-by-side with entry-level imports, the differences become clear in total cost of ownership rather than unit price: an oxygen-free copper exchanger reduces post-handover warranty exposure, 93 percent efficiency supports energy rating submissions, and 780 units per 40HQ container controls the freight line item on large orders. Developer-focused OEM support covers silk-screen branding with the developer's or operator's identity, housing colours matched to interior schemes, flue diameters aligned to the architectural detail, display variants, and protection modules for local certification. Every consignment includes one-year warranty coverage, one percent spare parts for the facilities management team, and complete technical documentation.

Safety Boundaries & Long-Term Use Reminders

This specification is not appropriate for commercial laundry or catering applications with continuous industrial-scale demand, not designed for installations above 2000 metres without altitude compensation, and not suitable for direct potable-system connection without backflow prevention where local codes require it. Handover documentation should instruct occupants never to obstruct the flue outlet, to keep combustible storage at least 300 millimetres from the unit, and to report unusual odours immediately. Facilities management should schedule combustion chamber and heat exchanger inspection annually across the estate, plan inlet filter cleaning every three to six months in hard water districts, and maintain a register of flame failure protection tests to support both warranty claims and insurance compliance.