Water heater foam dam for protecting electrical components

Electric resistance heating devices – Heating devices – Tank or container type liquid heater

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264 467, 126361, 122 131, E22B 3736, F24H 118

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051631199

ABSTRACT:
A water heater comprising a tank including an outer surface, and including an inner surface defining a water chamber, an electrical component extending outwardly of the outer surface of the tank, an outer jacket surrounding the tank and having therein an opening affording access to the electrical component, a door which is mounted on the outer jacket and which covers the opening, a dam which is located within the opening and surrounds the electrical component, which extends between the tank and the outer jacket, and which includes a portion extending between the door and the outer jacket, and insulating material located between the tank and the outer jacket and outside of the dam.

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