 
Copper-Finned Style
Tank Type |
Storage Tanks |
Pre-plumbed | Odd Water
Using copper as the heart of a water heater or boiler is an idea that
has been put into practice for well over a century. Every one of Hamilton's
copper-finned heat exchangers is constructed of seven fin per inch extruded
fin copper tubing providing 9 times as much heat transfer as the bare
copper tubing used a century ago. Compact Design - Utilizing many of the latest manufacturing
techniques available, all products are designed and produced with a
focus on floor space requirements.
Ceramic Fiber Tile Combustion Chamber - This space-age material
(yes, it's the same as that used on the space shuttle) replaces the
pre-cast concrete combustion chambers of yesteryear (and our competitors).
This material reflects the heat, making it usable energy instead of
wasted energy. The result is higher operating efficiencies and less
stand-by heat loss!
Serviceability - The new Hamilton modular construction allows
for removal of all major components including gas train, burner(s) and
heat exchanger, without disturbing cabinet or vent integrity. Plug-in
electronics complete the latest in modular design.
The three current families of copper-finned products are:
Mini-Tube 82.5% efficiency. Atmospheric combustion, available
with inputs ranging from 45,000 to 500,000 BTU/hr. Indoor installation
only.
Product Specification
Literature Product Specification Literature 100,000 to 300,000 BTU/hr Product
Specification Sheet 400,000 to 2,070,000 BTU/hr Product
Specification Sheet
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Multi-Tube
II 81% efficiency. Pressurized combustion available with inputs
ranging from 495,000 to 2,065,000 BTU/h. Available for both indoor conventional
vent or outdoor installation. Low NOx emissions, using the state of
the art burner technology developed for our Mini line and sealed combustion
technology developed for the V-Tube line, the new Multi-Tube-Tube II
produces NOx ratings far below even pending government standards: 9.9
ppm corrected to 3% O2. (photo
above is the Hamilton Mini-Tube)