Internal continuous flow gas hot water heater with status monitor, preset to 75 °C. Balanced flued, room sealed fan assisted appliance.
Suitable for mains and medium pressure residential and commercial internal applications. Also applications requiring higher hot water temperatures, can be set up to 85 °C. Hard or acidic water will need to be treated to use this product.
Titan metallic
Available for NG or LPG. Gas type specified at time of purchase.
195 MJ/h or 54 kW
47 kW
87%
Hot water capacity: 2.4-32 L/min
Nominal water capacity: 26 L/min
Forced flue
Direct electronic ignition
NG: 1.00, 1.70
LPG: 0.75, 1.15
3.5 kPa (maximum standing pressure under abnormal intermittent conditions is 5.0 kPa).
In the case of commercial metering (i.e. 35-37 kPa coming in), there may be a requirement to regulate the incoming line pressure down.
49 dB(A)
52 ppm
Normal 53 W (NG) and 57 W (LPG)
Standby 2 W
Automatic frost protection 74 W
Valve opens at 2060 kPa and closes at 1470 kPa
Flame failure, boil-dry protection, overheat protection (OHS), fusible link, pressure relief valve, combustion fan RPM check
40, 42, 50, 55, 65, 75, 85 °C
Water flow sensor, electronic water flow control devices, and electronic by-pass flow control device
Nominal operating pressure: 190-1000 kPa
Minimum water flow: 2.4 L/min
17 kg
2006
2011, superseded by the HDi200 internal
Energy Safety Supplier Declaration of Compliance: Declaration number - 971120094
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