US2012180736A1PendingUtilityA1
Potable water heater
Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: May 18, 2004Filed: Jan 22, 2012Published: Jul 19, 2012
Est. expiryMay 18, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Edgar C. Robinson
B60H 1/00364F24D 3/08F24H 1/287
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Abstract
A water heater for heating potable water used in a boat or vehicle has operating components which are easily accessible from one end of the heater. The heater further includes a water level sensor to indicate water quantity and a coolant stack which terminates in an exhaust stack which can have either of two configurations for installation flexibility.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A hot water heating system with a burner and operating components associated with said burner, said burner and said operating components being located within a housing, said operating components being located at and accessible form one end of said heating system upon removal of a portion of said housing.
2 . A hot water heating system as in claim 1 wherein said operating components include a burner assembly, a compressor, a combustion fan and a fuel pump.
3 . A hot water heating system as in claim 2 and further comprising a hot water outlet and a cold water inlet located at said one end of said heating system.
4 . A hot water heating system as in claim 3 which utilises a coolant and further comprising a coolant level sensor which produces a signal when said coolant within said heater is beneath a predetermined level, said signal being operable to terminate operation of said burner.
5 . A hot water heating system as in claim 4 wherein coolant replaces said water, said heater circulating said heated coolant through a boat, vehicle or other living area, said heater comprising a coolant stack carrying gases from a burner, said coolant stack being located within a coolant jacket and said coolant stack terminating in an exhaust stack releasing said hot gases to the atmosphere, said coolant stack being in a configuration that allows said exhaust stack to exit said water heater at least two exhaust stack exit locations.
6 . A coolant level sensor in a heated coolant and diesel powered heater, said coolant level sensor producing a signal when said coolant within said heater is beneath a predetermined level, said signal being operable to terminate operation of said heater.
7 . A coolant level sensor as in claim 6 wherein said coolant is water.
8 . Coolant heater for heating coolant and circulating said heated coolant through a boat, vehicle or other living area, said coolant heater comprising a coolant stack carrying gases from a burner, said coolant stack being located within a coolant jacket and said coolant stack terminating in an exhaust stack releasing said hot gases to the atmosphere, said coolant stack being in a configuration that allows said exhaust stack to exit said water heater at at least two exhaust stack exit locations.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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