Posted by docmirror on February 27, 2018 at 10:50:26 from (107.213.165.255):
In Reply to: Tankless waterheater? posted by Jon f mn on February 26, 2018 at 18:28:35:
FYI - The EZ Tankless 202 system relies on 2 D cell batts for ignition. If you have gas, and water pressure, you have hot water. Or, one could opt for the big unit, providing 165k BTUs/hr. That will heat 50F incoming water to over 100F at 5GPM, which is a lot of water. But - you need AC to ignite it.
For folks who travel the world, the tank water heater is almost dead worldwide, except for parts of Mexico in cities and the US. Of course, some large hotels, and other residential high density areas they still use tank heaters, but the majority of the world uses tankless now. At my cabin, I would never have a LP tank water heater. I'm sure my LP use would double over the tankless usage.
For those installations where the hot water flow declines enough to stop the heating, one trick I've found that helps is for the cold supply to feed in a long straight line pipe about 3-4', directly to the tankless cold water inlet, with the tap of the Tee fitting for the remaining cold water come off at 90deg fitting. I know it's a small thing, but water flow hydrodynamics can make a difference. In most cases, the tap for the feed to the tankless unit is a 90deg fitting, to a flex line, with reduced inside diameter, which restricts flow rapidly in the event the cold water tap is turned on to regulate.
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