A.O. Smith BTR151 Commercial Gas Water Heater

Description

The Master-Fit® BTR-151 is designed for installation in “booster” applications, to supply commercial dishwashers with very high temperature water…usually 180ºF. A booster water heater is normally used in conjunction with a standard water heater water delivering hot water at a lower temperature to meet the non-dish washing needs of a restaurant or other food service application. With a 32-gallon storage tank, these compact units measure only 45” high, and hot and cold water connections can be made in the top, front or rear, for installation versatility.
THE ELIMINATOR™SELF-CLEANING SYSTEM
•Designed to significantly educe or eliminate buildup of lime, sand and other sediment inside the tank
•Reduced sediment buildup helps Master-Fit water heaters maintain their rated energy-efficiency
•Self-cleaning system also helps prolong tank life
BUILT-IN INDUCED DRAFT BLOWER
•Produces power-induced draft of makeup air prior to burner ignition
•Provides more efficient control of heat through the flue collector
•Ideal for installations where negative air pressure is a potential problem
•No draft hood or barometric damper required
RATED AS CATEGORY 1 APPLIANCE
•Can be commonly vented with other Category 1 appliances, using standardmetal type “B” vent
PERMAGLAS®ULTRA COAT GLASS LINING
•A.O. Smith exclusive process provides superior protection against corrosion
•A.O. Smith CoreGard anode rods with stainless steel core provide additional corrosion protection
THREE WATER CONNECTION OPTIONS
•Hot and cold water connections can be made through top, front or rear of water heater
•The Eliminator self-cleaning device operates when cold water is connected through front
INTERMITTENT ELECTRONIC IGNITION
•Eliminates standing pilot
•Includes power ON/OFF switch
•Provides flame failure response in less than one second
CODES AND STANDARDS
•Design-certified by CSA Intenational, according to to ANSZ21.10.3 standards
•Meets ASHRAE/IESNA 90.1-1999
WARRANTY
•Three-year limited warranty against tank leaks