Temperature Range 35C to 65C LPG Gas Water Heater Featuring Water Pressure Start 0.02Mpa to 0.8Mpa and Hot Water Heating

Temperature Range 35C to 65C LPG Gas Water Heater Featuring Water Pressure Start 0.02Mpa to 0.8Mpa and Hot Water Heating

Product Description

Warm-climate households often need only a modest temperature lift, yet a fixed-output heater may burn more LPG than the task requires. This 10L flue type instant gas water heater combines a 20-kilowatt maximum input with a winter-summer control that reduces unnecessary combustion when incoming water is already warm. Water flow starts the linkage and DC 3V pulse ignitor, so there is no standing fuel consumption between draws. The harmonica-shaped triple burner transfers heat through a copper exchanger and produces approximately 10 litres per minute at a 25-degree Celsius reference rise. In tropical and subtropical regions, the seasonal selector allows a softer summer setting, while the higher setting remains available when rain seasons or cooler months lower inlet temperature. Separate controls support adjustment from 35 to 80 degrees Celsius without claiming automatic precision. The platform is therefore useful for LPG-dependent homes, holiday properties, and service balconies where cylinder economy and practical shower flow matter equally.

Specifications

The wall-mounted appliance measures 590 by 340 by 180 millimetres and weighs roughly 8 kilograms net. Standard packing is 670 by 405 by 230 millimetres at about 9 kilograms gross. The rated 20-kilowatt burner and copper exchanger provide at least 85 percent thermal efficiency. Nominal delivery reaches 10 litres per minute, or around 2.7 gallons per minute, at the reference rise. The water system accepts 0.02 to 0.8 megapascals and can initiate close to 0.015 megapascals. LPG supply is regulated to 2800 pascals; the separate natural-gas version uses 2000 pascals. DC 3V batteries operate dual-pin ignition, heating begins within 15 seconds under suitable conditions, and adjustment extends from 35 to 80 degrees Celsius. G1/2-inch connections and a 90-millimetre chimney complete the installation interface.

Technical Parameters

Installation Scenarios & Installation Precautions

This seasonal-economy configuration works in tropical wet kitchens, ventilated island houses, semi-open utility areas, covered rural verandas, and small guest properties with one main shower. Mount it outside the bathroom under a roof, protected from rain, while keeping permanent air available through a louvre or operable window. The 90-millimetre smoke pipe must discharge outdoors through a mainly vertical route and should not terminate in a closed courtyard. Never install in a bedroom, staircase, sealed bathroom, or unventilated cabinet. Verify the wall load, retain 200 millimetres above and 150 millimetres at the sides, place LPG cylinders outdoors, and test all joints. Commission the summer setting conservatively and explain that mode selection must follow actual inlet conditions.

Features & Value Delivered to Global Buyers

The seasonal selector anchors the fuel-economy message while the 10-litre flow gives retailers a clear household-use specification. Low-pressure activation, dual ignition, water-gas interlock, flame-loss shutdown, anti-dry protection, overheat and pressure safeguards, and a 20-minute limiter remain part of the package. OEM programs can adapt climate labels, panel finish, colour, display, logo, manual, and carton. Orders begin at 100 pieces per model, samples support regional testing, and standard production follows confirmation and deposit. A one-year warranty and complimentary service parts support local dealers.

Safety Boundaries & Long-Term Use Reminders

Seasonal control requires user adjustment and should not be marketed as automatic temperature regulation. The heater is unsuitable for sealed rooms, direct rain, multiple simultaneous high-flow outlets, or continuous commercial use. Begin at a moderate setting and test water before bathing. Shut the LPG valve after abnormal odour and never keep the cylinder inside the occupied room. Replace batteries annually, clean the inlet filter, inspect the chimney after storms, and schedule burner and safety checks before every heavy-use season.