Room sealed, fan assisted internal continuous flow gas hot water heater preset to 75 °C. This unit can be used for applications requiring higher hot water temperatures as it can be set up to 95 °C.
This is a flued appliance with two separate flues.
Suitable for
• Commercial and residential applications
• Mains and low pressure systems
Silver
250 MJ/h or 69 kW
57.6 kW
83%
2.4-37 litres per minute. Nominal water capacity is 32 litres per minute at a 25 ° rise (1920 L/h).
Forced flue
Direct electronic ignition
NG - 1.00, 1.65
LPG - 0.75, 1.15
3.5 kPa (max. 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)
Normal 72 W, standby 2 W, automatic frost protection 116 W
Valve opens at 2060 kPa, valves closes at 1470 kPa
Flame failure, boil-dry protection, overheat protection (OHS), fusible link, pressure relief valve, combustion fan rpm check
Nominal operating pressure 140-1000 kPa
Minimum water flow 2.4 litres per minute
25 kg
| Width | 470 mm |
| Depth | 220 mm |
| Height of unit | 600 mm |
| Height including brackets | 620 mm |
| Hot water outlet from wall | 112-149 mm |
| Hot water outlet from centre | 61 mm |
| Cold water inlet from wall | 94-135 mm |
| Cold water inlet from centre (measurement is left of centreline) | 51 mm |
| Gas connection from wall | 56-96.5 |
| Gas connection from centre | 110 mm |
2007
2011
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