The operating principle of a gas wall-mounted boiler
Speaking of wall‑mounted boilers, I’m sure everyone knows they play a vital role in winter, using natural gas to produce hot water. However, when operating a gas‑fired wall‑mounted boiler, it’s important to choose the right model; otherwise, the heating performance later on may be very poor. So how does a gas‑fired wall‑mounted boiler work? Let me explain. The operating principle is as follows: When the ignition switch is turned on, the fan starts up, creating a negative pressure inside the combustion chamber. This triggers the air‑pressure switch to send a signal to the water pump, which then activates. Simultaneously, the flow switch sends a command to the high‑pressure igniter and the gas‑proportional valve, causing the latter to open. Thanks to the negative pressure in the combustion chamber, natural gas is drawn in steadily without pooling or back‑firing, ensuring quiet, ultra‑silent ignition and preventing hazardous incidents—thus guaranteeing the boiler’s stability. Under interlocked control, the gas‑proportional valve, air‑pressure switch, and flue‑gas draft switch operate in tandem: only when the combustion chamber maintains a certain level of negative pressure can the gas‑proportional valve function. If, within five seconds, the flue‑gas draft switch fails to detect proper exhaust discharge, it will immediately shut off the gas‑proportional valve and stop gas supply, ensuring safe operation. Santlets, a traditional German brand renowned for its heating technology, is our company’s flagship brand and industry leader.