Abstract: A device for managing a temperature according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes a conversion controller that estimates an indoor set temperature based on a temperature of air returned from a target zone and an operating time of a state converter, and controls a state conversion amount of the state converter by comparing the estimated indoor set temperature with the temperature of the returned air, and a heat exchanger for varying the temperature of the returned air and providing the air whose temperature is varied to the target zone.

Abstract: An air heating apparatus according to the present disclosure includes an expansion tank that stores water, a water heater that receives heat from a combustion gas generated by a combustion reaction and heats the water, a heating heat exchanger that receives the water heated by the water heater and exchanges heat between the water and air discharged for heating, a fan that delivers the air to the heating heat exchanger, a circulation supply flow path that is formed to connect the expansion tank, the water heater, and the heating heat exchanger and guides the water in the expansion tank via the water heater to the heating heat exchanger, a hot water tank in which hot water is stored, and a hot water heating flow path.

Abstract: An air heating apparatus according to the present disclosure includes an expansion tank that stores water, a water heater that receives heat from a combustion gas generated by a combustion reaction and heats the water, a heating heat exchanger that receives the water heated by the water heater and exchanges the heat with air to be discharged for heating, a fan that delivers the air to the heating heat exchanger, and a steam supply flow path that supplies steam in the expansion tank to the fan.

Abstract: The purpose of the present invention is to provide a hot water supplying apparatus which enables supply of hot water by utilizing waste heat of a pipe and a boiler as a heat source if there is a small quantity of residual hot water to use therefor, the residual hot water being required when using hot water of an instantaneous boiler, and a method for utilizing waste heat of a hot water supplying apparatus.

Abstract: Disclosed is a heating system which includes a state monitoring device that monitors state information upon heating control and a controller that performs supply air temperature compensation control depending on the result of comparing a heating burning time according to the monitored result with a predetermined allowable burning time.

Abstract: A device for managing a temperature according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes a conversion controller that estimates an indoor set temperature based on a temperature of air returned from a target zone and an operating time of a state converter, and controls a state conversion amount of the state converter by comparing the estimated indoor set temperature with the temperature of the returned air, and a heat exchanger for varying the temperature of the returned air and providing the air whose temperature is varied to the target zone.

Abstract: The purpose of the present invention is to provide a hot water supplying apparatus that enables a user to conveniently execute a hot water control function in a location where a faucet is located, and a method for controlling the same. The hot water supplying apparatus for achieving said purpose comprises: a flow rate detection unit for detecting a flow rate change of water supplied by turning a faucet on/off and outputting a flow rate signal; and a control unit for, when the flow rate detection unit detects a flow rate change in a specific pattern, controlling a preset hot water control function to be executed according to the flow rate change pattern.

Abstract: The purpose of the present invention is to provide a hot water supplying apparatus which enables supply of hot water by utilizing waste heat of a pipe and a boiler as a heat source if there is a small quantity of residual hot water to use therefor, the residual hot water being required when using hot water of an instantaneous boiler, and a method for utilizing waste heat of a hot water supplying apparatus.

Abstract: Provided is a method for measuring the temperature at each location of a pipe in a hot water supply system comprising a water heater, a pipe, and outlets, the method comprising checking for a temperature of a first point (TP1), which is upstream of the outlet, a temperature of a second point (TP2), which is downstream of the outlet and an outdoor temperature (TA), and confirming a length (L) of the pipe from the first point to the second point, then measuring a temperature of the pipe located at a distance of x away from the first point.

Abstract: Provided is a method for measuring the temperature at each location of a pipe in a hot water supply system comprising a water heater, a pipe, and outlets, the method comprising checking for a temperature of a first point (TP1), which is upstream of the outlet, a temperature of a second point (TP2), which is downstream of the outlet and an outdoor temperature (TA), and confirming a length (L) of the pipe from the first point to the second point, then measuring a temperature of the pipe located at a distance of x away from the first point.