Heating unit for hot tubs and/or spa units

Stoves and furnaces – Liquid heater – Solid fuel burner and submerged under the liquid

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126366, 126368, 4545, F24B 900

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044559976

ABSTRACT:
A submerged heating unit fueled by wood and/or coal is disclosed for heating water in a tub or spa unit. The heating unit is composed of a single shell of a highly heat-conductive metal, such as aluminum, and has a generally L-shaped configuration in cross-section. The unit is entirely submerged in the tank of water except for air and fuel inlets and an exhaust outlet.

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