Airthereal EVT-27K 27kW Electric Tankless Water Heater

Introduction

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Components

Outward View

The outward view of the Airthereal EVT-27K shows the following components:

Diagram Description: A diagram shows the front of the water heater with labels pointing to the Front Cover, Control Key, LED Display, Cable Entry, Hot Water Outlet, and Cold Water Inlet. The LED Display shows example readings: "8.8" for water flow (GPM), "888" for inlet temperature (°F), and "HEATING" status.

Product Inner Structure

The inner structure of the water heater includes:

Diagram Description: An internal diagram illustrates the placement of the Thermostat, Heating Element, Triac, Transformer, and Water Flow Meter within the unit.

Electrical Diagram

Diagram Description: The electrical diagram shows the connections for the unit. It includes GND, L1, L2, L2', L1', L2", L1" power inputs connected to a Control PCB and a Main PCB. The Main PCB connects to a Temperature limiter, Heater, Triacs (Triac1, Triac2, Triac3), Flow sensor, Water temp sensor, and High temp sensor.

Connection Board

The connection board diagram shows various connection points:

Specifications

Airthereal EVT-27K Specifications
ParameterValue
ModelEVT-27K
Voltage240V
Power27kW
Min. Required Circuit Breaker Size3 x 40 AMP
Max. Amperage113A
Recommended Wire Size3 x (8AWG/2)
Min. Water Flow to Activate the Unit0.475GPM / 1.8L/min
Safe Operating Pressure7.25PSI - 108.78PSI
Water Connections3/4"NPT
InstallationWall Mounted
Temperature SettingDigital Panel
Dimension (LxWxH)17.25 x 12.22 x 3.43 inch
Weight19.18 Lbs

Remarks: The specified wire size and circuit breaker size are for the EVT-27K unit only. For other high-power appliances, further research is recommended.

Sizing Guide

This chart helps determine gallons per minute (GPM) output based on incoming water temperature, assuming a 108°F outlet temperature.

Sizing Guide
KWInlet Temp (°F)GPMApprox UsageOutlet Temperature (°F)
27412.5Shower+Faucet108
502.92 Showers
593.52 Showers+Faucet
684.32 Showers+2 Faucets
775.53 Showers

Important Safety Instructions

WARNING: When installing or using any high voltage electrical appliance, basic safety precautions should always be followed. Never attempt to clean, install, inspect, repair, disassemble, or service this water heater without first shutting off all power to the unit at the circuit breaker box. Failure to do so can result in SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH.

This product MUST be installed by a qualified electrician and a qualified plumber in accordance with all applicable national, state, provincial, and local electrical & plumbing codes. Read these instructions thoroughly and completely prior to installation and use. Failure to do so could cause property damage, serious injury, or death. This manual should be given to the homeowner after installation and retained for future reference.

General Safety

Water Temperature Safety

Safety and energy conservation are key when setting the water temperature. Water temperatures above 125°F (52°C) can cause severe burns or death from scalding. Always read and follow the warnings.

Diagram Description: A graphic shows a hand being burned by hot water from a faucet, with the word "BURN" and "HOT" indicated. Text explains that water temperature over 125°F can cause severe burns or death. Children, disabled, and elderly individuals are at highest risk. Users should feel water before bathing or showering. If the unit has been paused, run water for a few seconds to stabilize temperature.

Time/Temperature Relationship in Scalds
TemperatureTime To Produce a Serious Burn
120°FMore than 5 minutes
125°F1 1/2 to 2 minutes
130°FAbout 30 seconds
135°FAbout 10 seconds
140°FLess than 5 seconds
145°FLess than 3 seconds
150°FAbout 1 1/2 seconds
155°FAbout 1 second

DANGER: Households with small children, disabled, or elderly persons may require a 120°F (49°C) or lower thermostat setting to prevent contact with overly "HOT" water. The water heater's temperature is regulated by the electronic control on the front panel.

Notice: Mixing valves are recommended for reducing point-of-use water temperature by mixing hot and cold water. A mixing valve complying with the Standard for Temperature Actuated Mixing Valves for Hot Water Distribution Systems is recommended.

Installation Guideline

Mounting

Step 1: Locate the installation position. Place the bracket on the wall and mark screw hole locations, ensuring outlet and inlet point downward vertically.

Diagram Description: A diagram shows a wall with a bracket being positioned, and a measurement of 12.08 inches indicated. A pencil is shown marking screw holes.

Step 2: Drill four 0.24" (6mm) diameter holes on the wall. Insert plastic anchors into the holes.

Diagram Description: A diagram shows a drill creating holes in a wall, and plastic anchors being inserted into these holes.

Step 3: Place the bracket onto the wall and drill mounting screws directly into the plastic anchors to secure the bracket.

Diagram Description: A diagram shows screws being driven through the bracket into the wall anchors. The screw type "ST 4.2*30mm" is indicated.

Step 4: Hang the water heater onto the bracket with the outlet and inlet pointed downward. Ensure the water heater is secure.

Diagram Description: A diagram shows the water heater being hung onto the mounted bracket.

Plumbing Connections

ATTENTION:

Installation Steps:

Step 1: Flush pipes with water to remove debris before connections. Ensure water supply is turned OFF at the shut-off valve after flushing.

Step 2: Remove and discard thread protectors. Use 3/4"NPT connections; a Pipe Fitting Adapter (not provided) may be needed if it doesn't fit.

Connect the inlet cold water line to the cold inlet fitting, ensuring the filter is installed first.

Connect the outlet hot water line to the hot outlet fitting.

Do not mistake the water inlet and outlet.

Diagram Description: Images show a shut-off valve (OFF), a 3/4" NPT Female Adapter, and labels for Water Outlet and Water Inlet. Another image shows a Gasket and a Filter.

ATTENTION: The filter prevents particles from clogging or damaging internal parts. If blocked, the machine will stop working.

Step 3: Open the shut-off valve to allow water flow. Check for leaks at plumbing connections and tighten gently if needed. Turn on the hot water faucet and let water run through the heater to purge air from lines. This MUST be done before powering on to prevent permanent damage to heating elements. Check again for leaks.

Diagram Description: An image shows the rear of the water heater with plumbing connections.

Electrical Connections

ATTENTION:

Step 1: Remove the front shell of the water heater. Be careful not to damage the screen wiring.

Step 2: Loosen clamp screws and slide the cable through the clamp.

Diagram Description: An image shows a clamp mechanism with a cable passing through it. Labels "出水口" (Outlet) and "进水口" (Inlet) are visible.

Step 3: This unit should be installed by a qualified professional per codes.

DANGER: Confirm your breaker panel meets specifications: 27kW requires 240V, 3x 40A Double Pole Circuit Breaker, 3x 8AWG/2 Wires. If infrastructure is incorrect, a professional is needed for new outlets, breakers, or wiring.

WARNING: Under no circumstances should you attempt to clean, install, inspect, repair, disassemble, or service this water heater without first shutting off all power to the unit at the circuit breaker box. Serious bodily injury or death could occur if you ignore this warning.

Wiring: Use 3x8 AWG Wire. L1: Neutral wire (black), L2: Live wire (red). Connect each wire pair to one breaker. Use suitable wire gauge per electrical codes. A separate ground conductor is required.

Diagram Description: Images show a circuit breaker panel with 40A breakers and a close-up of wiring connections within the heater unit.

Step 4: Double-check electrical connections for correctness and tightness.

Diagram Description: An image shows the internal electrical connections after wiring.

Step 5: Tighten clamp screws. Secure the panel with screws.

Diagram Description: An image shows the final assembly of the panel cover.

Operating Instructions

CAUTION: Wait until water is fully flowing through the heater before turning on the breaker.

  1. Allow water to flow continuously through the unit to flush out debris and purge air from pipes.
  2. Turn on the breaker to power the heater. A beep sound and LED display will activate. The appliance stays in standby if no other display appears.
  3. Press the power button ⏻ on the unit to turn it ON/OFF. When working, LED lights show the Actual Temp.
  4. Press + and - buttons to adjust outlet water temperature. The range is 86-131°F (30-55°C). The heating icon ? lights up when heating.
  5. Caution: If the unit was paused, there may be an initial burst of very hot water. Allow water to flow for a few moments to settle the temperature. Always test water temperature before use.
  6. If the unit will not be used during winter, drain it completely to prevent freezing.
  7. Periodically clean the water heater's inlet strainer, faucet aerator, and shower head to ensure free water flow.

Cleaning and Normal Maintenance

Cleaning Steps

  1. Open the water inlet and remove the filter with tweezers.
  2. Take out the circlip.
  3. Take out the water flow rotor.
  4. Clean the water flow rotor and filter.

Diagram Description: Images show the removal of a filter and circlip, and the water flow rotor.

Installation Steps (for Water Flow Rotor/Filter)

  1. Install the water flow rotor into the copper head of the water inlet. Ensure the rounded bump on the rotor faces inward.
  2. After installing the circlip, plug in the filter. Installation is complete.

Diagram Description: An image shows the water flow rotor being inserted into the water inlet, with a "Runded Bump" indicated. Another image shows the filter being plugged in. Text labels "Water Flow Rotor".

Normal Maintenance

Note: Do not attempt to repair this water heater yourself. Call a technician for assistance. Always shut off power before performing maintenance.

To ensure consistent performance:

Important Note:

Controls

The control panel features an LED display and buttons for operation.

Control Panel Legend
Icon/LabelFunction
⏻ (Power On/Off)Power On/Off
⬆️ (Increase/Up)Increase/Up
⬇️ (Decrease/Down)Decrease/Down
⚙️ (MODE)Inlet water temperature/ Power consumption
?️ (INLET TEMP)Inlet water temperature
⚡ (POWER(kW.h))Power consumption
? (WATER(GPM))Water flow
⚠️ (OVER FLOW)Excessive water
? (HEATING)Working state
E2 (with 5 beeps)Temperature exceed 149°F/165°C (High temperature warning)
E3 (with 5 beeps)Water inlet temperature sensor failure
E4 (with 5 beeps)Water outlet temperature sensor failure
E5 (with 5 beeps)No over-zero signal (Low home voltage or abnormal grid input)
ECCommunication failure

Diagram Description: The control panel display is shown with example readings: "8.8" (WATER GPM), "888" (INLET TEMP), "HEATING" status, and power consumption. Icons for Power, Increase, Decrease, Mode, Inlet Temp, Power Consumption, Water Flow, Over Flow, and Heating are depicted next to their descriptions.

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Guide
IssuePossible ReasonSolution
Water heater is not heating at all (water is flowing but the unit is not heating - the outgoing water temperature is the same as the cold water supply) - the digital display does NOT light up.No power or incorrect wiring.Make sure the breakers at the main electrical panel are ON. You may have a faulty breaker or unit may be wired incorrectly.
The screen is damaged, or the screen connection is poor.Replace the screen or reconnect the wire.
Water heater is heating, but the water temperature is not hot enough.User temperature setting too low.Turn up the temperature setting on the unit.
Flow rate is too high.Depending on your incoming water temperature and the power output of your model, your water flow rate may exceed the physical heating capacity of your water heater. Turn down the water flow.
Voltage less than 240 volts.The set voltage of the water heater is 240V. If the voltage used is lower than 240V, the water heater will generate less heating power. It would require a larger power model (if the voltage cannot be changed).
Mixing too much cold water.You do not need to mix as much cold water with your tankless water heater compared to a conventional water heater. You may also have an anti-scald feature on your faucet that is mixing cold water. These types of faucets can usually be adjusted to reduce the amount of cold water mixed.
Leakage in the joint of inlet and outlet pipe.Poor connection of inlet and outlet pipe.Reconnect the pipe.
The rubber washer is damaged.Replace the washer.
The water pressure is less and less.The inlet filter or shower is blocked by water impurities.Remove the inlet pipe, clean the inlet filter/shower.
Water temperature is unstable.The voltage or water pressure is unstable.The voltage water pressure is back to normal.

Malfunction Code

Malfunction Code
Error CodeFailure ReasonSolution
E2 (with 5 beeps sounds)Temperature exceeds 149°F/65°C. (It is a high temperature warning, not a malfunction)A. Select a lower power level or turn down the temperature. B. Increase water flow.
E3 (with 5 beeps sounds)Water inlet temperature sensor failureCheck whether the water inlet temperature sensor terminal is effectively plugged into the main board.
E4 (with 5 beeps sounds)Water outlet temperature sensor failureCheck whether the water outlet temperature sensor terminal is effectively plugged into the main board.
E5 (with 5 beeps sounds)No over-zero signal-The user's home voltage is low or the grid input voltage abnormal.A. Check that the voltage meets the installation requirements. B. There is interference from high-power equipment nearby.
ECCommunication failureContact Airthereal support for assistance.

Limited Warranty

Airthereal warrants all Electric Tankless Water Heaters for 1 year for the main unit and warrants the Mainboard, relay, Led display, heating element, and other major parts for 3 years from the date of purchase. For more information please visit www.airthereal.com/warranty.

What's covered?

Defects due to faulty materials and/or workmanship of the product.

What's NOT covered?

  1. Damage caused by the owner when attempting to fix or alter the product by himself or herself.
  2. Damage caused by misuse, abuse, neglect, alterations, or unauthorized repair.
  3. Natural depreciation.

Warranty Period

Warranty becomes effective from the date of original purchase and will last for 1 year.

Who's covered?

This limited warranty is only effective for the original purchaser. It is non-transferable.

How to request warranty services?

To obtain the benefit of this warranty, please email support@airthereal.com. Our customer service team will address your issue as soon as possible!

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