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Condensing water heaters are a cutting-edge class of water heating systems. These heaters are notable for their outstanding efficiency and provide significant energy and financial savings compared to traditional water heaters. Their ability to achieve the greatest heat extraction from the process of condensation is truly amazing.
In Seattle, our company provides condensing water heaters. Have you recently considered purchasing a new condensing water heater? You’ve located the ideal water heater maintenance company to support you on your journey. We provide the best name brand products and an extensive selection of models from our suppliers.
Our staff members are expert technicians who can handle water heaters anytime. At your earliest convenience, we can install condensing water heaters in your Seattle home location. We not only can help you decide which make and model is best but how to operate it effectively to maximize your energy savings.
Liberty Water Heaters Seattle handles repairs for condensing water heaters in the Seattle area. To get started, simply give us a phone call or submit the online form. After obtaining your details, we’ll arrange a time to visit your home and assess the condition of your water heater. Our technicians have extensive knowledge of condensing water heaters and their functions. Call us, and our technicians will reach out to diagnose the problem with your water heater and offer you a free no obligation cost estimate to fix it.
Condensing water heaters use natural gas or propane to heat water. A gas burner inside a sealed combustion chamber ignites when you turn on the hot water faucet or when the thermostat senses that you need hot water. Condensing water heaters use a secondary heat exchanger to absorb and use this heat, in contrast to non-condensing heaters that release hot gases into the atmosphere.
As a result, the water vapor in the exhaust condenses into liquid. Condensation is the process by which more heat energy is released and transmitted to the incoming cold water. The extracted heat from condensation prepares the incoming cold water before it leaves the heat exchanger, lowering the energy needed to achieve the right temperature. Pretty cool, huh?
In order to guarantee that the preheated water reaches the appropriate temperature before it reaches the taps or fixtures, it is heated even further by passing through a coil that is exposed to hot exhaust gases. Then, through a plastic pipe, the cooled and condensed exhaust gases are released, through a sidewall or roof venting.
Condensing water heaters use condensation to release latent heat, which results in increased energy efficiency and reduced operating costs. These systems maximize energy usage by achieving efficiency ratings of up to 98% compared to the 60-70% of non-condensing heaters. Condensing water heaters use exhaust to keep heating water instead of wasting electricity as their non-condensing counterparts do, which lowers costs and has a smaller environmental effect.
Condensing water heaters are more expensive initially, but over time, they frequently save more energy than they do, making them an affordable option for eco-conscious and efficient homes.
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