10Lmin Heating Capacity LPG Gas Water Heater Designed for Kitchen Balcony Installation Continuous Hot Water Performance

10Lmin Heating Capacity LPG Gas Water Heater Designed for Kitchen Balcony Installation Continuous Hot Water Performance

Product Description

A visible appliance becomes part of the room, whether the buyer planned for it or not. This 10L flue type instant gas water heater turns that fact into a product-range advantage by offering white-coated metal, stainless steel, or glass front panels on one established heating platform. Coated metal suits volume housing and price-sensitive retail, stainless steel supports practical wet kitchens and utility areas, and glass gives design-led projects a more decorative direction. Beneath each finish, a 20-kilowatt harmonica-shaped triple burner heats an oxygen-free copper exchanger only while water flows. DC 3V pulse ignition responds to the opening tap, avoiding a mains connection for the ignition circuit, and approximately 10 litres per minute is available at a 25-degree Celsius rise. Adjustable controls cover 35 to 80 degrees Celsius, allowing commissioning around climate and inlet conditions. For wholesalers, the shared internal architecture simplifies service even when the visible range addresses several customer segments.

Specifications

All panel variants use a body measuring 590 by 340 by 180 millimetres, with an alternative 145-millimetre depth available for selected configurations. Typical net and gross weights are 8 and 9 kilograms, and the standard carton measures 670 by 405 by 230 millimetres. The 20-kilowatt input and copper exchanger achieve at least 85 percent thermal efficiency, producing 10 litres per minute at the reference 25-degree rise. The water circuit works from 0.02 to 0.8 megapascals and may initiate near 0.015 megapascals. LPG versions are set for 2800 pascals; natural-gas versions use 2000 pascals. Heating begins and stabilises within 15 seconds under correct operating conditions. DC 3V batteries drive dual-pin ignition, G1/2-inch threads serve all connections, and a 90-millimetre chimney provides natural exhaust. LED or LCD indication can be paired with the selected fascia.

Technical Parameters

Installation Scenarios & Installation Precautions

White-coated units fit apartment projects and staff housing, stainless-steel fronts suit ventilated wet kitchens and covered utility zones, while glass panels work in boutique homestays and renovated homes where the heater remains visible. Panel selection never changes the combustion requirements. Every unit needs permanent replacement air and a correctly installed 90-millimetre smoke pipe terminating outdoors. Never mount it in a sealed bathroom, bedroom, staircase, closed cabinet, or store containing flammable material. Confirm wall strength, preserve 200 millimetres above and 150 millimetres beside the casing, and avoid chimney terminals beneath overhangs that cause reverse pressure. Protect all surfaces from direct cooking flame and rain. After connecting the correct LPG or natural-gas model, test joints with soap solution and verify ignition and draft.

Features & Value Delivered to Global Buyers

The buying advantage is visual segmentation without multiplying internal platforms. Importers can combine three panel materials with customised colours, silk-screen marks, knob graphics, and LED or LCD options to create distinct retail tiers. Common functions include low-pressure startup, dual ignition, water-gas interlock, flame-loss shutdown, anti-dry protection, overheat and pressure safeguards, seasonal selection, and a 20-minute limit. MOQ begins at 100 pieces per model, samples allow finish approval, and normal production follows deposit. One-year warranty support includes free knobs, battery boxes, pulse ignitors, thermostats, switches, or replacement cartons.

Safety Boundaries & Long-Term Use Reminders

A decorative panel does not make an open-flue appliance suitable for a bathroom or sealed space. The heater is not designed for direct rain or corrosive chemical exposure. Keep cloths and cleaning products away from the upper casing, use non-abrasive methods on glass, wipe stainless steel along the grain, and avoid acidic products on coated metal. Replace batteries annually, inspect chimney terminals, clean the inlet screen, and arrange burner and safety-device testing once a year. Stop operation after gas odour, recurrent flame loss, or heat damage to the fascia.