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GLASS LINED
WATER HEATER
c. Fix the wall plate by inserting the screw into the nylon plug and tight-
ening it till the wall plate is firmly held.
d. The heater can now be hang on to the wall plate by the hanger.
3.
Leave a minimum clearance of 25mm between the heater and the ceiling
to facilitate removal of the heater from the clamps if necessary.
4.
The bottom of the heater should be about 1.8 m or more from the ground
to avoid splashing of water on to the heater.
B. Water supply connection :
1.
Connect the water heater to the cold water line from the over head tank or
from the mains.
2. Do not connect the cold water mains to the heater directly if the mains
pressure exceeds the rated pressure of the water heater. In this case a pres-
sure reducer valve is to be provided.
3.
Fix a control valve at the inlet to the heater. Ensure that this is a gate valve
or angle valve that opens and closes positively when operated.
4.
Connect cold and hot water pipes by flexible tubes like (a) Chromium plat-
ed Copper Tubes, or (b) Heavy duty flexible PVC tubes.
5.
Heater inlet (cold) and outlet (hot) pipes are marked “ IN” and “OUT” on the
inspection cover.
6. The heater can be connected to multiple outlets - shower, wash basin, bath
tub etc., Fig.2 shows the schematic layout of multiple outlet connections.
Fig : 2 Heater Outlet Arrangement
