nipman: переводы

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→...Than natural gas tankless water heaters

→...Than competitive units. Competitive units require dozens of SKU’s (specific models) to satisfy each specific application’s power requirement as their technology requires one SKU for each voltage and current combination, but the MODEL 1 auto senses voltage and cycles, and can be user adjustable for current from 15-48 amps, so that it fits any application. The MODEL 1 also does not require any maintenance, which can save $150/year over competitive units which should be disassembled to clean the heating elements and flow switch of minerals and debris.

→Not having a flow switch also saves water because the MODEL 1 produces hot water at 0.1 GPM, while competitive units require at least 0.5 GPM just to turn on. ASHRAE data shows that half of hot water draws in a house are 0.5 GPM or less, so that every other product out there requires a higher water flow just to turn on, which also wastes water.

→Electricity passes through a heating coil which is heated to over 1000°F which then heats the water. This process means that a tremendous strain is placed on the coil which frequently burns out or breaks in as little as 12 months. Most units also contain a flow switch, which is inherently unreliable technology. The flow switch creates a "flutter" of alternating hot and cold water at low flow rates, which is frustrating and uncomfortable, but also unsafe due to excessive heating of water which can cause scalding. HEATWORKS MODEL 1's graphite electrodes use the resistance of the water to heat it, and so they never get hotter than the surrounding water. This ensures a long life while heating the water reliably and consistently, even at low flow rates. Plus, the MODEL 1's technology heats the water instantly where any other electric tankless unit take a minimum of 30 seconds to heat the water, which wastes the water that goes down the drain until the hot water arrives.

→...Than conventional electric tankless heaters. Conventional electric tank or tankless water heaters work on the same principle as a hair dryer or electric toaster.

→How is the HEATWORKS MODEL 1 better?

→In order to accurately purchase the correct unit for your home, you have to compare dozens of units. This is frustrating and time consuming for most consumers. The state of the art HEATWORKS MODEL 1 eliminates innumerable model selection because it adjusts automatically and accommodates dozens of power (voltage and current) combinations. One need = a single choice = the HEATWORKS MODEL 1!

→All existing electric water heaters rely on convective heating elements. Operational and safety issues with the heating element technology include premature failure of heating elements and flow switches, scalding issues related to thermal mass, unacceptable low-flow water temperature control, inability to turn on at flow rates less than 0.5 gallons per minute, and inability to operate in intermittent or aerated water flows. In short, antiquated, unreliable, and inefficient.