What is the water heater?
The water heater is a type of electric water heater that has an element immersed in the water that warms. This heating method is used to heat large water tanks, such as a source of hot water for the building, as well as small water containers such as a pot for cooking tea. These heaters usually use electrical resistance to generate heat. As the current passes through the submerged resistor, it passes through the heating coil and gradually increases the water temperature. The size of the typical portable submersible water heater changes with the volume of water, which is designed to warm up, but most of them have a weight of less than 2 pounds (about 1 kg). Many of these heaters are double tension and will work in a wide range of 110 V 240 V. As a result, they are often used to travel because they will work with both American and European currents.
Tank Heaters are also structured by a submerged isolated resistor. Often contain thermometers and temperature control, as well as timers that allow users to better control the heating processof it. A typical water heater will be placed in a cylinder -shaped tank that allows you to get up the hottest water and be siphon for use.
The three main types of tank heaters include flange, side and screw plug. The flange heaters are attached to their container and are the most interesting form of submerged water heater. The heaters on the entire side are named for the fact that they hang across the side of the tank, which is easier to move and remove them. The screw heaters are connected to the side of the tank and are used for larger volumes of liquid. The bolt heaters on the side and screw heaters come in many different samples and are often used to warm up lijin lean pipes than water.
One unique type of submersible water heater does not contain a resistant element or heating coil, but instead uses the water itself as a resistor. In these heating, two electrodes are placed apart and currentIt passes through the water to get to the second electrode and generate heat in the process. These types of submersible heaters can be dangerous because the current charges water. This risk means that they often occur only in devices such as humidifiers, where water is isolated from potential human contact.