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Boiler Matetm Series TM BoilerBoiler MateMateTMTM SeriesSeries HotHot WaterWater MakerMaker®® IndirectIndirect WaterWater HeatingHeating SystemsSystems IndirectIndirect WaterWater HeatersHeaters AreAre Rated:Rated: •• MostMost EfficientEfficient •• LongestLongest LifeLife by American Council for an Energy-Efficient EconomyEconomy An Abundant Supply of Hot Water with Continuous Energy Savings $ 500 $ 400 Save 35-60% $ 300 Of Your Water Heating Bill $ 200 Annual Operating Costs $ 100 Gas-fired Oil-fired Electric Hot Water Maker In calculating annual operating costs for gas-fired, oil-fired & electrical water heaters, the source used is the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy. 120 100 80 60 Delivers Up To 50% 1st hour 40 20 More Hot Water Gallons 0 Gas Than Other Systems -fired Oil-fire d Electric Based on using 180° boiler water. Heating the water from 40° to 130°. Hot Water Maker Time to Heat One Gallon of Water. Hot Water Maker 1 Heats Water Up To Gas Fired 2 8 Times Faster Than Other Systems Electric 3 30 Sec.60 Sec. 90 Sec.120 Sec. 150 Sec. 180 Sec. 1) Based on 180° Boiler Water. 2) 40,000 btu Per Hour Input Rate. 3) 4.5 kW Element. How Do Other Systems Compare With Hot Water Maker®? Tankless Coils Hot Water Maker® 1 “Instantaneous hot water” only when boiler is hot and wasting heat. 1 High performance insulation keeps water hot even when 2 Boiler may cycle every hour even when you’re not using hot water, boiler is off. wasting energy and money. 2 Minimal boiler on/off cycling, saving you up to half the 3 Cannot support high flows (3-5 GPM). Insufficient for simultaneous fuel used by tankless coils. shower and dishwasher use. 3 Abundant hot water to serve all your fixtures. Gas-Fired and Oil-Fired Models Hot 4 Unique inner liner is crack-proof, Water resulting in long life. 4 Glass-lined or cement linings can crack or peel, ® causing early failure. Maker 5 No energy-wasting center flue. High performance insulation completely 5 Cool air drawn up center flue quickly cools heated water, Advantages surrounds stored hot water. wasting energy and money. 6 Rapid recovery for continuous hot water. Electric Models Heat up 40 gallons in as fast as 12 minutes. 6 May take over 2 hours to heat 40 gallons of water. 7 Indirects: the most effective means to heat water 7 High cost of electricity makes this the most expensive way to according to ACEEE (American Council for an heat water. Energy-Efficient Economy). The Original Indirect-Fired Hot Water Maker® Designed for High-Efficiency and Long Life Maximized Heat Transfer Technology Our design begins with copper for maximum heat transfer. Copper conducts heat: • 8 times faster than cupronickel. • 25 times faster than stainless steel. Maximized height/diameter spacing to create a chimney-effect of thermal currents which scrubs more heat into the water faster. High output capabilities to handle larger boilers (up to 140,000 Btu/hr. output). Triple-Shell Design For Performance That Lasts 1. Seamless inner polyethylene water reservoir – not a sprayed-on glass or epoxy coating. • Nonmetallic and corrosion-proof for long operating life. 2. High performance, CFC-free molded insulation – rigid urethane shell completely surrounds reservoir to keep water hot longer. 3. Deep drawn outer steel shell protects against rough handling. This pressure retention shell is rated to 150 psi and features a tough, two-part appliance-like finish. Professional Features You’ve Asked For • PRO Access® – all piping on one side for faster, easier installations, using less materials. • High performance heat exchanger, with Stano-Guard protective coating. • Closed aquastat well. • Available with double-wall heat exchanger (vented to atmosphere) to meet local codes. IAPMO listed. • New cold water supply diffuser maximizes available hot water. • ■✓ Brass drain valve supplied. • ■✓ T & P Relief Valve factory supplied. • WH-7P packaged unit available with ■✓ circulator, ■✓ SmartControl, and ■✓ T & P relief Valve. How the SmartControl TM Works TM SmartControl Ẅ The normal heat cycle of your indirect water heater involves turning your boiler on to make heat, and Designed to Maximize Your turning your circulator pump on to deliver it. Hot Water Maker Efficiency —up to 15% savings— Yearly Savings Equals: ▲ 200 free showers, ▲▲▲ 160 loads of whites, ẅ When the water heater reaches its required 100 whirlpool baths, setting, the boiler and circulator are shut down. The boiler is full of undelivered heat. If left untapped, this heat is wasted up the chimney or into the surrounding room. or 300 loads of dishes free! Tamper resistant temperature setting stays set – can’t easily be changed by children. Ẇ The SmartControlTM, with boiler heat purge cycle, monitors your water heater temperature, shutting down your boiler before the potable water reaches the required setting. The circulator pump remains on for a period of time, to continue to transfer energy from your boiler into your Hot Water Maker®. WH-9, 26 Series WH-9, 26 Series Hot Water Maker® 12 Boiler Output First-Hour Rating Continuous Flow Features: (5 GPM Input - to HWM) (90º Rise) (70º Rise Steady State) • 26 gallon storage • Outperforms an 80-gallon electric BTU/HR GPH GPH water heater • Compact design to fit small spaces 40,000 70 69 • Electronic SmartControl - Standard 60,000 96 104 Available Models: 80,000 123 139 WH-9L, WH-9Z, WH-9L-DW, WH-9Z-DW, WH-26L, WH-26Z 100,000 150 173 WH-7, 41 Series WH-7, 41 Series Hot Water Maker® 12 Features: Boiler Output First-Hour Rating Continuous Flow (5 GPM Input - to HWM) (90º Rise) (70º Rise Steady State) • 41 gallon storage BTU/HR GPH GPH • Most popular model • Recharge 41 gallons as fast as 40,000 89 69 12 minutes 60,000 116 104 • Electronic SmartControl - Standard 80,000 143 139 Available Models: 100,000 170 173 WH-7L, WH-7Z, WH-7L-DW, WH-7Z-DW, 120,000 197 208 WH-7P, WH-41L, WH-41Z 140,000 224 242 WH-7C WH-7C Series Hot Water Maker® 12 Features: Boiler Output First-Hour Rating Continuous Flow • 41 gallon storage (7 GPM Input - to HWM) (90º Rise) (70º Rise Steady State) • Advanced integrated recovery and BTU/HR GPH GPH storage design for uniform temperatures 100,000 206 173 • Electronic SmartControl - Standard 120,000 233 208 • Rapid recovery 140,000 260 242 • Available in single- or double-wall 160,000 287 277 construction 180,000 314 312 Available Models: 200,000 341 346 WH-7C, WH-7C-DW It should not be considered a true measurement of Ratings Terms: performance or recovery during a normal intermittent Options Code: Ẅ First Hour Rating - the ability of the water heater to supply (real world) draw period of 24 hours. During such L = less circulator hot water in a 60-minute real-world usage, the actual recovery ability of the water P = packaged with circulator period, assuming that the hour starts with both boiler water heater may be more or less than the “first-hour” rating, and domestic content up to set temperature. It is the sum of depending upon usage and installation parameters. Z = electro-mechanical thermostat the usable storage capacity plus the amount of heated ẅ Continuous Flow - the domestic water flow DW = heat exchanger with double- water generated during the 60 minute period. The rate is that absorbs boiler heat output. The rate is based on: wall tubing vented to atmosphere - based on: • 70°F temperature rise IAPMO listed • 90°F temperature rise • Boiler mass heat sink equivalent to • Boiler high-limit set 20°F (minimum) above C = commercial high output heat 10 lbs. of water Hot Water Maker water temperature exchanger • No low-limit on boiler WHS-60 Series WHS-60 Series WHS-60ZC-DW (Commercial) ® Hot Water Maker 12 12 • 60 gallon storage Boiler Output First-Hour Rating Continuous Flow Boiler Output First-Hour Rating Continuous Flow • Large households with high (5 GPM Input-to HWM) (90° Rise) (70° Rise Steady State) (7 GPM Input-to HWM) (90° Rise) (70° Rise Steady State) water use requirements BTU/HR GPH GPH BTU/HR GPH GPH Available Models: 40,000 107 69 100,000 226 173 WHS-60, WHS-60Z, WHS-60-DW, WHS-60Z-DW, 60,000 134 104 120,000 253 208 WHS-60ZC-DW, 80,000 161 139 140,000 280 242 100,000 187 173 160,000 307 277 120,000 214 208 180,000 334 312 140,000 241 242 200,000 361 346 WHS-80 Series WHS-80ZC-DW (Commercial) WHS-80 Series 12 12 ® Hot Water Maker Boiler Output First-Hour Rating Continuous Flow Boiler Output First-Hour Rating Continuous Flow • 80 gallon storage (5 GPM Input-to HWM) (90° Rise) (70° Rise Steady State) (7 GPM Input-to HWM) (90° Rise) (70° Rise Steady State) BTU/HR GPH GPH BTU/HR GPH GPH • High volume for large whirlpool & spas 40,000 125 69 100,000 244 173 • High deliverable gallons for 60,000 152 104 120,000 271 208 high flow multiple showers 80,000 179 139 140,000 298 242 Available Models: 100,000 205 173 160,000 325 277 WHS-80, WHS-80Z, WHS-80-DW, WHS-80Z-DW, 120,000 232 208 180,000 352 312 WHS-80ZC-DW, 140,000 260 242 200,000 379 346 WHS-120 Series WHS-120ZC-DW (Commercial) 12 12 WHS-120 Series Boiler Output First-Hour Rating Continuous Flow Boiler Output First-Hour Rating Continuous Flow Hot Water Maker® (5 GPM Input-to HWM) (90° Rise) (70° Rise Steady State) (7 GPM Input-to HWM) (90° Rise) (70° Rise Steady State) • 119 gallon storage BTU/HR GPH GPH BTU/HR GPH GPH • Maximum volume for 40,000 160 69 100,000 280 173 maximum delivery 60,000 187 104 120,000 307 208 Available Models: 80,000 214 139 140,000 334 242 WHS-120, WHS-120Z, WHS-120ZC-DW 100,000 240 173 160,000 361 277 120,000 267 208 180,000 388 312 140,000 294 242 200,000 415 346 Features of WHS Series Hot Water Maker® TM • Stainless steel
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