ENDLESS Hot Water for Your Home (NO ELECTRICITY)

Endless Hot Water for Your Home (No Electricity). This is a very cool instant hot water heater that can run off of regular cooking/vegetable oil and generate heat/hot water for your home for up to 24 hours running on a single small tank of oil. This instant hot water heater only weighs three pounds. It is very light weight and can be carried in a backpack and used in a case of power outage or emergency. Also, any water can be boiled down so that it can be used as drinking water in case of water outage. In case it is used indoors, an exhaust pipe has to be installed to vent the fumes outdoors so that the heat radiation can also be used as a source of heat. For the sake of the video, we used a small fountain pump, but a heat pump may need to be used that is designed to handle boiling water temperature.

Not a new idea. Our ancestors used this method back in the 1800’s.

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Isn't a battery electricity? 🤣

Now all you have to do is make a unit big enough for taking a bath..

Exactly what we were looking for does a great job

If u can make it to thermosyphon then no Power needed

wait isn't the pump using electricity!?

So, why can’t you do this but with your diesel burner method……
And then feed the hot water through a car’s heater core with fan to blow on that?

A 12 volt battery does not contain electricity?
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Again, cool idea. But I just wish it was actually WITHOUT ELECTRICITY

Saying that something is not needed then you use that said something for the actual operation of the product, then it's not WITHOUT it.

Even if powered with a battery, guess what, that's using electricity

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water pump uses ELECTRICITY. You should use your magnet motor to run the water pump.

Could you not mix one of the heaters that you hate your cabin with that you’ve just made into a 2.0 With this kind of heater for water, particularly if you could have the heater in the bathroom?

Now I want to see one with a potable water tank and recirculation pump to get the stored water up to temperature for a shower and an easy way to ignite and turn it off. I'm thinking of using a spark plug attached to a battery and a button to start it and use a sealed manual damper on the intake and exhaust. For bonus points use electric dampers and have them open when the pump turns on and close when it turns off.

>No electricity
>"A small 12V DC water pump can be used that can run on a 12V battery"

Last time I checked, a 12V DC water pump still uses electricity...

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thats really good idea for radiant floor heater, or basement floors or for garadge driveways(to keep them clearo of snow&ice) just need to find good placement for unit outdoor( to be safe from fire and humes)

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Im just waiting for the age when videos like this get banned for encouraging people to commit climate crimes.

This is amazing I seen other people do it however I did know that is water pump is plastic it would have been better to get some type of rated pump for hot water maybe a metal pump that's the only thing that concerns me

Amazing how the pastig hose changed into a copper pipe :D One question: How long can the pump resist the heat?

For less than $50 you can get a tankless hot water heater powered by propane.

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When I read in the title (no electricity) I thought that there is no water pump, but there was a vacuum created by the pressure of the water, or something.

You don’t need a pump! If you put the tank at the right height you can eliminate the pump as gravity and thermo-syphoning will move the hot water up the pipe….

Very clever. How long do you think that pump will last with that hot water. It would be cool to see if you can do a pump less system and let the water circulate from hot water rising.

No one’s ever thought of putting a pot of cold water over a flame.

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I am interested what temperature the water comes out of the coil at. I'm thinking about trying to do this, but just hooking up to the plumbing and having the coil go right into a bathtub.

Doesnt the pump need electricity

You said no electricity.......

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Why would you heat hot water? I haven't in my life seen a hot water heater but I have seen many different types of water heaters

what if water boils in the circuit?will it blast?

The design is great however I would improve upon it and only one way

Have a secondary water tank that sits above with a water line on the top of the tank and a waterline on the bottom of the tank the top one runs to one into the heat exchanger the bottom one runs to the other end of the heat exchanger and what happens when you do this as you will get a water rotation that works with gravity as the water heats up the hot water rises to the top line in the cold water is pushed down through the bottom line and then you would just run a water faucet off the bottom of the tank so you can keep the heater outside and have the tank inside

Might as well just boil it. Cool idea, unpractical.

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Unlimited hot water with no electricity.... pulls out electric pump

I’d love to see a video on geothermal ground heating with hot water and some type of recirculating pump system such as this for a greenhouse application

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Your invention needs to look at cost, ease of use and accessibility. If you could somehow connect to your main water supply and have it auto switch on when the hot water tap is opened then you may have a good invention that could compete with gas geysers. I'm sure with a working proto type of that you'll be able to get a good kick starter up and running

Not explained fully, what is the plastic hose? & How does the plastic stand up to the heat? Why are there 2 copper tubing in the water? This looks like it's outside only for sure.

Nice, but i prefer a Woodstove with a big Pot of Water 😉

Ha I got you beat I hooked up a solar panel and ran it to my water heater

I was thinking a hot tub with pump on cold side plastic tubing pumped into the heater then busing the copper side to pump hot water onto the hot tib i think ill build that.