An air heating apparatus includes an expansion tank storing water, a water heating device that receives heat from combustion gas generated by a combustion reaction and heats the water, a heating heat exchanger that receives the water heated by the water heating device and conducts heat exchange between air to be released for heating and the water, a fan that supplies the air to the heating heat exchanger, a case in which the water heating device, the expansion tank, the heating heat exchanger, and the fan are disposed, and a panel assembly electrically connected with at least one of the expansion tank, the water heating device, the heating heat exchanger, or the fan. The panel assembly includes a panel device at least partially exposed outside the case, and a position of the panel device is fixed in a state in which the panel device is rotated relative to the case.

An air heating apparatus includes an expansion tank that stores water, a water heating device that receives heat from combustion gas generated by a combustion reaction and heats the water, a heating heat exchanger that receives the water heated by the water heating device and conducts heat exchange between air to be released for heating and the water, a fan that supplies the air to the heating heat exchanger, and a case in which the water heating device, the expansion tank, the heating heat exchanger, and the fan are disposed. The case includes an outer box, a first partition wall that is coupled to the outer box and that extends in a reference direction to divide the inside of the outer box into a first partition space and a second partition space, a second partition wall disposed in the first partition space, and a third partition wall.

An air heating apparatus includes an expansion tank that stores water, a water heating device that receives heat from combustion gas generated by a combustion reaction and heats the water, a heating heat exchanger that receives the water heated by the water heating device and conducts heat exchange between air to be released for heating and the water, a fan that supplies the air to the heating heat exchanger, and a case in which the water heating device, the expansion tank, the heating heat exchanger, and the fan are disposed. The case includes an outer box, a first partition wall that is coupled to the outer box and that extends in a reference direction to divide the inside of the outer box into a first partition space and a second partition space, a second partition wall disposed in the first partition space, and a third partition wall.

A heating apparatus comprises a housing (10) with an apparatus volume (15) enclosed thereby. The apparatus comprises a liquid supply (13) for a liquid flow and a liquid discharge (14) for the liquid flow at an increased liquid temperature. The apparatus further comprises a gas inlet (11) for a gas flow. and a gas outlet (12). A heat exchanger (W2) is provided between the gas flow and the liquid flow. A compressor (30) driven by a drive (40) brings the gas flow to an increased pressure and temperature upstream of the heat exchanger (W2). Provided upstream of the gas outlet is a turbine (50) which is driven by the gas flow and which produces an output capacity which is supplied to the drive of the compressor (30). The compressor (30) comprises a mechanical drive (40) which supplements the power supplied by the turbine (50) up to the power consumed by the compressor (30).

An electronic cigarette comprises nicotine without harmful tar. The cigarette includes a shell, a cell, nicotine solution, control circuit, and an electro-thermal vaporization nozzle installed in the air suction end of the shell. The advantages of the present invention are smoking without tar, reducing the risk of cancer, the user still gets a smoking experience, the cigarette is not lit, and there is no fire danger.

A method for determining whether hot water is used during heating of an air handler system which uses a water heater as a heat source and supplies hot air through a duct for heating is disclosed. The method includes: (a) detecting a flow rate change of tap water supplied to the water heater; (b) detecting a temperature change of the tap water supplied to the water heater; and (c) determining that hot water is used during heating when the flow rate change of the tap water in step (a) and the temperature change of the tap water in step (b) are detected at the same time.

A method for determining whether hot water is used during heating of an air handler system which uses a water heater as a heat source and supplies hot air through a duct for heating is disclosed. The method includes: (a) detecting a flow rate change of tap water supplied to the water heater; (b) detecting a temperature change of the tap water supplied to the water heater; and (c) determining that hot water is used during heating when the flow rate change of the tap water in step (a) and the temperature change of the tap water in step (b) are detected at the same time.

An apparatus for heating water has a tank for storing water and an air conditioning system that defines a refrigerant flow path through which refrigerant flows. The refrigerant flow path passes through the heat exchanger so that refrigerant heat is contributed to the tank. A control system controls operation of the water heating apparatus.

An apparatus for heating water has a tank for storing water and an air conditioning system that defines a refrigerant flow path through which refrigerant flows. The refrigerant flow path passes through the heat exchanger so that refrigerant heat is contributed to the tank. A control system controls operation of the water heating apparatus.

A system for conditioning air circulated from an interior of a building includes a refrigerant path, an air-cooled condenser in the refrigerant path, a water-cooled condenser in the refrigerant path that transfers heat from refrigerant in the refrigerant path to the building water, an evaporator in the refrigerant path, and a control system. The control system moves the system between operation of the air-cooled condenser and the water-cooled condenser based upon predetermined system conditions.