This document discusses different types of gas geysers, or water heaters. It begins by describing the traditional atmospherically vented tank, noting that less than 60% of fuel heat ends up heating water and there are safety issues if combustion gases backdraft. It then explains that the new standard is "power vent" tanks, which include a fan to reliably vent gases outside and allow for greater efficiency. The document also discusses "sealed combustion" heaters and super-efficient "condensing" tanks that can transfer over 90% of fuel heat to water.