Vent System:
Vent Outlet: Located at the top, often with two openings—one for fresh air intake and the other for venting exhaust gases.
Heat Exchanger:
A coil-type heat exchanger where water spirals through, progressively heating up as indicated by color changes in the piping (blue to red).
Burner Compartment:
Burner: Controls heat generation.
Combustion Fan and Gas Inlet: Work together to adjust the firing rate based on demand.
Flow System:
Cold Water Inlet (blue pipe) and Hot Water Outlet (red pipe) on opposite sides.
Flow Sensor: Detects water flow and communicates with the onboard computer to adjust the burner’s firing rate based on demand.
Flow Control Valve: Regulates the water flow to maintain the correct outlet temperature.
Onboard Computer:
Manages all components and ensures balanced operation, adjusting the burner and flow control valve for optimal performance.
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