
Water Immersion Heaters
Water immersion heaters are designed to heat water in tanks, reservoirs, process vessels, and equipment where direct electrical heating is required. They may be configured as flanged, screw plug, over-the-side, or purpose-built assemblies depending on the tank and installation. The element sheath and watt density must suit water chemistry, temperature, circulation, and the tendency for scale formation. Hard water can deposit minerals on the sheath, increasing its surface temperature and reducing heat transfer; periodic inspection or water-treatment measures may therefore be important in demanding installations. For safe operation, the system should consider minimum water level, over-temperature protection, earthing, suitable electrical enclosures, and control sensor placement. Industrial water heaters can be sized for batch heat-up or continuous duty, but accurate selection requires the volume, incoming water temperature, required final temperature, and desired heat-up time.
Water immersion heater: elements heat the water, which circulates and then boils.
How it works
The resistance elements transfer heat directly into the water. Natural convection or a circulation pump moves warmed water away from the elements and helps distribute temperature through the tank.
Information to provide when ordering
- Water volume and quality
- Inlet and target temperatures
- Heat-up time
- Voltage and kW
- Mounting type
- Tank pressure
- Sheath material
- Controls
- Protection requirements
Where it is used
What it heats
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