Wall-mounted hot water boiler of the instant type
OwnerGiorgio Scanferlainventor
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Abstract
A wall-mounted hot water boiler of the instant type comprises a plurality of plumbing components in fluid communication with one another by plumbing lines preformed on a wall member, which wall member forms a hanging frame for the wall-mounted boiler; the plumbing lines are defined between two juxtaposed metal sheets and provided with fittings for connecting and supporting mechanically respective ones of the plumbing components.
Claims6
A wall mounted hot water heater comprising a substantially flat panel, a fluid inlet, a fluid outlet, water circulating means, a first heat exchanger and a second heat exchanger, all associated with said panel, and a plurality of fluid confining conduits that hydraulically connect said water circulating means and said first and second heat exchangers between said fluid inlet and said fluid outlet, wherein said substantially flat panel constitutes a substantial portion of each of said plurality of fluid confining conduits.
A wall mounted hot water heater comprising a substantially flat panel comprising a pair of juxtaposed sheets, a fluid inlet, a fluid outlet, water circulating means, a first heat exchanger and a second heat exchanger, all associated with said panel, a plurality of fluid confining conduits defined by said pair of juxtaposed sheets that hydraulically connect said water circulating means and said first and second heat exchangers between said fluid inlet and said fluid outlet, and a plurality of fittings disposed in fluid connection with said plurality of conduits for connection to respective ones of the first heat exchanger, the second heat exchanger, and the water circulation means,
- wherein said substantially flat panel constitutes a substantial portion of each of said plurality of fluid confining conduits, and
- wherein said fittings provide mechanical support for the respective ones of the first heat exchanger, the second heat exchanger, and the water circulating means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.