The Pressure Temperature Relief (PTR) valve is a key safety feature that protects the hot water system from excessive pressure and temperature levels inside the tank. If the water pressure or temperature inside the hot water unit exceeds the threshold, the valve will open to release water and steam. This relieves pressure and reduces the … Read more
The gas burner assembly provides the heat needed to rapidly warm the water as it flows through the system, ensuring hot water on demand without the need for storage tanks. Here’s what it does: Ignition: When hot water is required, the unit detects the water flow, and the gas burner assembly ignites. This can happen … Read more
Do you have no hot water, inconsistent water temperature, hissing or popping noises with your continuous flow hot water system? It could be your gas control valve. If a gas control valve on a continuous flow hot water system experiences issues, it can lead to several problems affecting the performance of the unit. Here are … Read more
The PCB serves as the central control unit, managing the various functions of the heater. You could say, it’s the “brain” or “director” of the heater. Temperature Control: The PCB monitors and regulates the temperature of the heater using temperature sensors (thermistors or thermostats). It ensures the heater maintains the set temperature by controlling … Read more
A continuous flow hot water system is a compact, space efficient, wall mounted unit that ignites and burns fuel to heat the water as you use it, rather than storing it like more traditional tank style hot water systems do. Continuous flow hot water systems provide unlimited volumes of hot water and are available in various capacities, so there’ll certainly be an … Read more