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Anonymous users2024-01-24This has nothing to do with the water heater itself, the main thing is that the bathroom is farther away from the kitchen, and the heat loss on the road is large.
In addition, the water temperature can be set higher to meet the needs of the bathroom bath, and if the water temperature in the kitchen is too high, you can consider modifying it with a mixing valve with cold water to lower the water temperature. This kind of transformation is smaller, and it is just a matter of replacing a kitchen faucet.
Lowering the inlet valve and raising the outlet temperature can play the same role, but it may cause too little hot water to go into the bathroom when bathing, although the water temperature is high, but people feel that the amount of water is not enough when taking a bath, and the water is not comfortable.
It's best to see if you can keep warm, which is more economical for gas use and can also meet your water needs.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23LZ you're taking a bath, right? The water temperature of 48 degrees is very hot, and you can't shower at all.
The water temperature of 60 degrees is still used sparingly, and it will have an impact on the joint part of the PPR pipe, so I always turn it on for a while at 60 degrees in winter, and then immediately adjust it to 48 degrees.
The temperature on both sides is inconsistent, mainly because the pipe is long, and your pipe is definitely not effectively insulated.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Only with the mixing valve, the pipeline is too long in the bathroom, and the heat loss is a bit large
Do you want to use a thermostat to control the temperature, or do you want to achieve wireless remote control and control with a mobile phone?
If the gas pipeline from the kitchen to the balcony does not exceed the requirements of the gas company, or violates the decoration requirements, it should be fine!
The gas water heater has hot water in the kitchen and the bathroom is not hot, this is because the hot water pipe in your home is too long, and the cold water in the pipe must be drained out first before the hot water can come out. Another reason is that you have to turn on the handle of the shower faucet on the side of the hot water, put it in the middle to turn on, and half of it is cold water, so the water in the bathroom is not hot, right?
No, bathing can be dangerous because of gas poisoning. Must be kept outside.
At present, the mainstream gas water heater on the market is the strong exhaust gas water heater, which cannot be installed in the bathroom due to safety reasons. There is also a newer balanced water heater, and this one can be installed in the bathroom. I haven't heard of a dedicated water heater for the kitchen and a dedicated water heater for the bathroom.