A commercial electric boiler is a widely used heating equipment in commercial and industrial fields. It boasts high efficiency, environmental friendliness, and energy conservation, capable of meeting various heating, hot water, and steam demands in commercial settings.
Hot water boilers and water heaters are both common hot water supply equipment, but they have significant differences in function, structure, usage scenarios and energy consumption.
A boiler is a device that uses the thermal energy released from fuel combustion or other heat sources to heat water or other working fluids, in order to produce steam, hot water, or other working fluids with specific parameters.
According to preliminary calculations, the gas consumption of a 1000KW gas hot water boiler is approximately between 85Nm³ and 130Nm³, which is mainly affected by differences in product models and process flows.
The differences between boilers and furnaces include definition, basic structure, working principle, heat transfer method, efficiency and environmental performance, and application scenarios.
In most cases, we classify boiler types according to the fuel. Here we will introduce the 5 most commonly used boiler types.
Qingdao, China — Autumn 2025 — FangKuai Boiler Co., Ltd. made a striking appearance at the 67th National Pharmaceutical Machinery Expo & China International Pharmaceutical Machinery Expo held in Qingdao. As a leading name in industrial boiler technology, FangKuai’s booth at Hall CW-9 (West Entrance) drew steady crowds and emerged as one of the event’s standout attractions.
FangKuai deployed a 65 t/h hydrogen steam boiler to consume on-site byproduct hydrogen, reduce storage risk and cut fuel costs while delivering measurable CO₂ reductions.
Fangkuai Boiler participated in the 8th China Heating Academic Annual Conference, held in Harbin from August 22–25, 2025. The conference featured two main forums and sixteen subforums focused on cutting-edge industry topics including cross-seasonal heat storage, smart heating, multi-source coupled heat-pump systems, and energy-saving strategies for heating networks.
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