Electrolux EP19WI30LS オーナーマニュアル

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Cold wate
r
Cold wate
r
Gas
Gas
Hot water
Hot water
Condensate
Combustion gas
About 
400˚F (200˚C)
Exhaust
Exhaust
About 
120˚F (49˚C)
Conventional 
type 
Condensing 
Tankless Gas 
Water Heater
Water is heated 
using the exhaust
gas which is about 
400˚F (200˚C). 
Primary heat exchanger
Primary heat exchanger
Secondary heat exchanger
condensate trap
Combustion gas
About 
400˚F (200˚C)
About 
400˚F (200˚C)
The condensing tankless gas water 
heater discharges condensate. 
When heat from the exhaust gas is collected within 
the secondary heat exchanger, condensation occurs 
from moisture in the exhaust gas and the resulting 
water is discharged from the drain pipe (approx. 
2 gallons/hour (7.5 liters/hour) maximum). It is not a 
water leak. Do not plug or block the drain line as it 
must always be allowed to freely flow.
Note : The condensate discharged is acidic with a 
pH level of approximately 2-3. 
 
A condensate neutralizer may be required by 
local code prior to disposal.
Drain pipe
(Installation example)
Overview of Condensing Tankless Gas Water Heater 
This water heater is a high efficiency, fully condensing appliance. Unlike a traditional tankless water 
heater, a condensing type captures heat from the exhaust gas and uses it to preheat the incoming 
cold water as it passes through the secondary heat exchanger as illustrated below.  
The condensing tankless gas 
water heater tends to show 
white steam. 
After the exhaust gas passes through the 
secondary heat exchanger, it becomes low in 
temperature and moisture rich which tends to 
produce steam at the vent discharge terminal.  
This is a normal occurrence.
Condensate 
comes out 
from here. 
During combustion, white 
steam may often be seen. 
This is normal.
(Ex. EN18WI30LS)