All Color Will Be Flue Gas Water Heater Outdoor Gas Water Heater Featuring Exhaust Method Flue Type Ideal for Commercial

All Color Will Be Flue Gas Water Heater Outdoor Gas Water Heater Featuring Exhaust Method Flue Type Ideal for Commercial

Product Description

Coastal installations create two recurring service risks: gusts can disturb natural draft, while salt moisture can accelerate corrosion and make specialised replacement parts harder to obtain. This 10L flue type instant gas water heater combines an anti-wind backflow feature with a standard 90-millimetre chimney and configurable exterior materials. The backflow guard supports combustion stability, while commonly sized flue components let regional technicians replace weathered sections without ordering a proprietary system. When water begins flowing, DC 3V pulse ignition lights a 20-kilowatt harmonica-shaped triple burner beneath the copper exchanger. Approximately 10 litres per minute is available at a 25-degree Celsius rise for one major household outlet, with adjustment from 35 to 80 degrees. Stainless-steel or protected coated panels can be selected according to exposure. The design remains open flue, so careful placement and maintenance—not a marketing label—determine whether it performs safely near the sea.

Specifications

The body measures 590 by 340 by 180 millimetres and typically weighs 8 kilograms net. Packed dimensions are 670 by 405 by 230 millimetres at around 9 kilograms gross. Rated heat input reaches 20 kilowatts and copper heat transfer supports at least 85 percent efficiency. Nominal hot-water output is 10 litres per minute at the stated rise. Water pressure can range from 0.02 to 0.8 megapascals, with startup possible near 0.015 megapascals. LPG models use 2800 pascals and natural-gas versions 2000 pascals. Dual-pin ignition receives DC 3V battery power. All service ports are G1/2 inch, and the natural-draft collar is 90 millimetres. Heating and stabilisation each occur within 15 seconds under correct wind, pressure, and fuel conditions.

Technical Parameters

Installation Scenarios & Installation Precautions

Suitable projects include seaside cottages, fishing lodges, covered resort utility balconies, island staff quarters, and ventilated coastal kitchens. Survey prevailing wind and avoid chimney terminals beneath eaves, behind parapets, or in narrow courtyards that trap exhaust. Use an approved corrosion-resistant terminal and mainly vertical flue sections. Permanent replacement air is mandatory even when doors are usually open. Never install in a sealed bathroom, bedroom, staircase, or direct rain. Confirm wall strength, keep 200 millimetres above and 150 millimetres at the sides, secure chimney joints against storms, and place LPG cylinders outdoors. Test for leaks and observe flame stability under representative wind before acceptance.

Features & Value Delivered to Global Buyers

This positioning joins wind resilience with maintainability. Anti-wind flow-back protection, flame-loss shutdown, standard chimney sizing, and panel selection address the coastal service environment, while low-pressure activation, dual ignition, dry-burn prevention, overheat and pressure safeguards, seasonal control, and a 20-minute timer cover general operation. Colour, finish, warning labels, branding, display, and packaging are available for OEM programs. MOQ begins at 100 pieces, samples support field trials, and normal production follows approval and deposit. One-year warranty support includes free routine components.

Safety Boundaries & Long-Term Use Reminders

Wind protection cannot compensate for a terminal that repeatedly reverses draft, and a stainless panel does not permit direct rain exposure. Stop operation after recurrent flame loss, yellow combustion, or storm damage. Never add improvised screens that collect soot or debris. Wipe salt residue, inspect joints and fasteners for corrosion, clear the terminal, and close LPG valves during vacancies. Replace batteries before the main season, clean the inlet filter, and have a technician test burner and safety devices annually.