Electric Tankless Water Heater
Tankless water heaters are more energy efficient and convenient than traditional water heaters. Tankless water heaters have a variety of advantages over conventional models.
They operate at a higher efficiency level and require less maintenance than traditional models. Tankless water heaters are also more convenient because they don’t need to be turned off when not used, so the water stays warm for extended periods.
Some disadvantages of tankless water heaters include a higher initial cost, the need for multiple separate hot water valves, and possible maintenance issues.
The high upfront cost can be offset by the money saved monthly due to their efficiency. Some models require users to have access to three or more water valves to work like traditional models, so hot water is available when needed.
This can be problematic for those who don’t have easy access to multiple pieces of equipment. Maintenance can be quite costly, depending on the model and customer.
Ecosmart Tankless Water Heater – Clever And Easy
This electric tankless water heater is a valid Point of Use Model because it is designed explicitly for under-the-sink, single applications with a maximum flow rate of 0.5-Gallon per minute (GPM) and includes a 0.5 GPM sink aerator.
Its compact size allows for under-the-sink installations. The Point of Use models are ideal for:
- Water Bars
- Strip Malls
- Doctor’s Office
- Boats
- Recreational Vehicles (RVs)
- Bathroom Sinks
- Cabins
Before purchase and installation, please verify this model is the right size for your hot water needs and electrical requirements.
It can provide hot water for one sink at 0.5 GPM in warmer climates. Requires 1 x 30 amp breaker and 10 AWG wires. For one sink at 0.5 GPM in colder climates, the POU 6 is recommended.
Amperage Draw 29 amp. kW – 3.5 kW
Connection Fittings 1/2″ NPT. Max temperature rise @ .5 GMP is 47.8°F Max temperature rise @ 1GPM is 23.9°F Max temperature rise @ 1.5 GPM is 15.9°F.
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