Comparison Zanussi GWH 10 Senso vs Electrolux GWH 10 NanoPlus 2.0

Type of combustion chamber of a gas water heater. Combustion chambers are divided into open and closed.

— Open (atmosheric). It works according to the classical scheme: for the combustion of fuel, the air is consumed from the room in which the heater is located, and the combustion products are removed through the flue due to the natural draft. For normal operation of such a heater, the room must have good ventilation, and the flue must be at least 4 m high.

— Closed (turbocharged). The closed combustion chamber draws air for combustion of the fuel from the outside, and the products of combustion are removed there. In this case, gas exchange is carried out forcibly, with the help of a fan, therefore sometimes such combustion chambers are called turbocharged. The main advantage of such heaters is that they take air for combustion from the street without burning oxygen in the room. Thus, comfortable conditions are provided in the room, and the heater itself can be installed regardless of ventilation conditions (for example, in the kitchen or the bathroom). ). However, for turbocharged chambers, there are restrictions on the maximum length of the flue.

It is the amount of gas a device consumes.

The weight of the device, excluding the water collected (passing) into it.