Water Heater

A water heater is an appliance that converts water into hot water with a heat source and supplies it to each location, and related products. Water heaters are also called boilers, water heaters, etc. It is often used in kitchens, factories, etc. and other places that require a lot of hot water, and heat sources include gas, electricity, steam, etc. The steam-type water heater can change the hot water temperature by changing the hot water supply amount, and can stably supply hot water from 70 to 90 degrees. Also, unlike heat sources such as gas and kerosene, they do not emit carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides, etc. due to combustion, so they can maintain a clean environment without polluting the air. The steam type has higher thermal efficiency than gas and electric water heaters, so it is possible to produce a lot of hot water at once without waste.