Electric tankless heaters use exclusively electricity to heat up water. As we know, heating up water is a very demanding task. That’s why electric tankless water heaters require a strong electricity current; ie. amps. How many amps do tankless water heaters use? Tankless heaters can draw anywhere from 42 amps to 167 amps. We can … Read more
Tankless water heaters are the future. The first thing everybody in the market for a tankless heater (be it gas to electric) wants to know is this: How much does a tankless water heater costs? That’s a quite on-point question. When you explore a bit more, you will also likely want to know how much … Read more
“Water heaters account for nearly 17 percent of a home’s energy use, consuming more energy than all other household appliances combined.” (DOE on water heaters) Electric tankless water heaters require a large amount of electrical power (when running). Surprisingly so, they are very energy efficient and economic. We will look into exactly how much electricity … Read more
Having the best gas tankless water heater is the most cost-effective way to get on-demand hot water. There are little things in our households as convenient as immediate access to a virtually unlimited supply of hot water. All gas-powered tankless water heater comes with two major advantages: Unlimited hot water without the need for a … Read more
On-demand hot water is quickly becoming the new modern standard. The easiest way to get on-demand hot water is by installing an electric tankless water heater. Every household has access to an electric grid; installing an electric tankless heater is much more convenient. The best electric water heaters have several advantages over traditional storage heaters … Read more
When it comes to the tankless water heater, one of the bigger mistakes is buying a unit that is too weak to satisfy all our hot water needs. You don’t want one that is too small, nor do you want a tankless heater that’s too big and will needlessly spend energy. Tankless water heater size … Read more
Tankless water heaters provide hot water only as it is needed. They don’t produce the standby energy losses associated with storage water heaters, which can save you money. (EPA on Tankless Water Heaters) Tankless water heaters offer on-demand hot water, last for 20 years (vs. 13 years for heaters with tank), and come with 2 … Read more