A shell and tube water-to-water heat exchanger is mounted on your existing water heater. A water-to-air heat exchanger is installed in your existing duct work. Heated water from the furnace travels through the water-to-water heat exchanger heating the domestic hot water in your tank. Next, the heated furnace water is piped through the water-to-air heat exchanger to heat the air that is blown through your existing duct work.

Yes! To heat your domestic hot water, a water-to-water heat exchanger is installed on your existing domestic water heater to heat the water in the tank. An anti-scald tempering valve is also added to the hot water line to regulate the water temperature leaving the tank. Your tank remains connected to electricity or gas so that you will still have hot water if there is no fire in the furnace.

Most water heaters are only in service for 2-3 hours per day and they often have enough capacity to do extra work. If the BTU heating output of the water heater is equal to or greater than the heating load, you can probably use it to heat as well. Look at the label on the heater for the BTU output.

Using what is called a desuperheater, GSHPs turn waste heat to the task of heating hot water. During the summer, when the system is in cooling mode, your hot water is produced free as a byproduct of the thermal process. In winter, with the heating mode, the desuperheater heats a portion of your hot water. Desuperheaters are standard on some units, optional on others. Stand-alone systems that will heat water all year around can be purchased.

Not if your hot water tank is heated with natural gas. We sell solar electric systems that provide electricity to your home.

Install Ductwork and Fan Coil. Provided there is adequate room in the crawlspace or basement, adding central heat (and possibly air conditioning) is an attractive option. Timber Ridge can supply the duct coil or complete hydronic air handler for this application. Install Free Standing Fan Coil with no ductwork. Timber Ridge offers an attractive heating fan coil that can be mounted on the wall or ceiling in a room for localized heat.

Yes. Using what's called a desuperheater, some types of geothermal heat pumps can save you up to 75 percent on your water-heating bill by pre-heating tank water. Desuperheaters are standard on some units, optional on others. Some geothermal models can provide all of your hot water needs on demand at the same high efficiencies as the heating/cooling cycles.

No, not without further treatment. In a kidney dialysis machine, the water used is brought into close contact with the patient's blood. Thus, the quality requirements are far stricter than those for ordinary drinking water. Aluminum, fluoride, and chloramine are examples of substances that are not acceptable in water used for kidney dialysis. Kidney dialysis centers are kept informed about water quality and are able to give advice on this matter.

Personalized, up-front design of every system is performed to meet your specific needs. A titanium enhanced stainless steel firebox and water jacket provide longer life. The round firebox and water jacket design yields fewer welds. The water jacket is vented to atmosphere for safe operation. Combustion air is fan-forced for fast fire recovery. Furnaces are delivered fully plumbed and wired with proper pump(s) and shut-off valves.

The FREE HEAT MACHINE is a “wood burning hot water maker” that sits 20’ to 200’ (or more) from you home or shop. Hot water from the furnace is pumped continuously through underground insulated lines into the home or building where the heat is extracted in any number of methods - for forced-air heating, domestic hot water heating, boiler system heating, pool heating, or anything else you can think of.

Yes! One of the simplest ways to heat with the FREE HEAT MACHINE is to add a water-to-air heat exchanger (duct coil) into the plenum of your existing forced-air heating system. This allows you to use your existing fan and duct work to distribute the heated air through your home plus your existing system remains in place for backup heat.

Yes! A brazed plate type water-to-water heat exchanger is installed on your boiler piping so that one side of the exchanger is connected to the furnace (which is a vented loop) and the other side is connected to your existing pressurized system. The exchanger pre-heats the water in the pressurized system just before it enters the boiler so that your existing boiler acts as a backup heating source.

CAD/CAM software for programming tool paths and drawing parts from scratch. Features waterjet specific drawing tools, image tracing, array nesting, gear generation, part clean-up, and many other tools that are especially useful for OMAX users. Machine tool controller software. OMAX's patented second generation abrasive waterjet machine tool controller is designed and created specifically for the needs of abrasivejet and waterjet machining.

Domestic hot water is available with the use of a heat pump for pennies a day or even free. A hot water desuperheater is a heat exchanger built into the heat pump and is designed to remove high temperature heat from the refrigerant gases. A typical hot water desuperheater will generally provide 120? F water and can supply most of the domestic water needs depending on the amount of consumption.

We have had good luck with the Polaris, but it does require competent installation. You should have a competent gas man do the work. This is not a good do it yourself project. Some people should have been given their money back instead of getting a new Polaris, because the problem is at the site.

Many of our customers choose to add a solar cover to their order. This allows you to use the natural energy of the sun to help heat the water. You will need to be careful though because the solar covers have been known to heat the water to 95 degrees and above.

If you plan to use a wood stove, fireplace, or space heater, be extremely careful. Follow the manufacturer's instructions as well as the advance home safety measures on page 4 and remember these safety tips: Ensure adequate ventilation by opening an interior door or slightly opening a window if you must use a kerosene heater. Use fireplaces, wood stoves, and other combustion heaters only if they are properly vented to the outside and do not leak flue gas into the indoor air space.

Our company has the small size of water vending machine for home-use that has the same water quality to the Water Net's drinking water vending machine. But the size is smaller suitable for home-use. If you are interested in the "drinking water vending machine", please contact directly to our company +66 2940 2100(Automatic line) or inter@waternet.co.th