Trouble-free hot water on board for years to come

LuckyLady · 12-31-2008, 10:27 AM

Italian manufacturer Quick says its B3 Nautic Boiler will provide trouble-free hot water on board for years to come. The hot-water heater has a corrosion-resistant tank made from 1.5-millimeter 316 stainless steel and welded with Argon shielding gas. Features include a composite casing for protection, high-density polyurethane foam between the cover and tank for better heat retention, a high-capacity heat exchanger, and an adjustable safety thermostat. When not in use, a relief can be used to drain the tank. It’s available in five models from 3.9 to 10.5 gallons and with 500-, 600- or 1,200-watt heating elements. Retail pricing starts at $423. Quick U.S.A., Glen Burnie, Md. Phone: (410) 768-5991. www.quickusa.com

Matuka Fly · 12-31-2008, 10:53 AM

That is a great idea. I see the tank but not the heat exchanger or is it built into the tank?

LuckyLady · 01-03-2009, 01:02 PM

Exchanger is built in

Nautic Boiler with mounting brackets
for wall- or floor-mounted.
Tank mounting brackets are in stainless
steel AISI 316 and are supplied
as standard in each package.
Casing in 304 Aisi stainless steel
Tank in 316 Aisi stainless steel

Benefits

* High quality materials
* Heat exchanger with wide exchange surface
* Produces hot water from the electric element, that Is fitted
with an adjustable safety thermostat.
* Relief / non-return vale that allows discharging of the water
heater in case of disuse

The heat exchanger used for Quick “Nautic Boilers” is made
up of a tube in 316 stainless steel which, thanks to its special coiled shape reduces its actual length of more than 3 metres. The heat exchange capacity is notably higher than that achieved from other manufacturers.

The tank is made of 1.5 mm gauge 316 AISI stainless steel welded with Argon shielding gas and hence highly resistant to corrosive agents.
The electrical heating element is made of incoloy steel.

The thermal insulation is high density polyurethane foam injected between the cover and tank giving excellent heat retention properties.

12-31-2008, 10:53 AM	#2
Matuka Fly Hide- My Wifes Logged On Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Silverton Oregon Posts: 161 Credits: 1,610.2 Boat: Criss Craft Catilina Home Port: Newport, Oregon Best Catch: 98 Lb. Halibut- 10 ft. Sturgen Occupation: Refrigeration Service Tech.	HOT WATER That is a great idea. I see the tank but not the heat exchanger or is it built into the tank?

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