March 1st 2010 - GAS-FIRED OR ELECTRIC. WHAT IS BEST FOR MY NEEDS?
An article about the differences between the two technologies and electrical current requirements. We did this comparison to show that electric models require a large electrical supply. In fact, few homes meet the electrical requirements that "Electric" tankless heaters demand. For this reason gas-fired tankless hot water heaters are more easily adaptable for the most number of users who typically are making a transition from a tank type heater. As 99% of our customers are buying their first tankless water heater as a replacement for a tank type unit they may not completely understand the numerous differences in the technology and the related energy requirements.
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Things To Consider Before Purchasing Your Tankless Water Heater
So maybe you have a flex-fuel or Gasoline-Electric hybrid vehicle in your driveway, maybe a compost pile in your back yard? You’ve insulated the house, installed the thermal-pane windows, and may even have a newer energy efficient furnace. Now that you are warm and cozy and “feeling the green” are you still heating a big tank of hot water 24/7/365? If it is a gas tank type heater, did you know that not only are you wasting gas by heating hot water constantly, but you are drawing heat from your home via the draft type exhaust pipe. Maybe you need a tankless hot water heater to complete your green home?.... Continue reading for more details.......
Modern Gas Fired Tankless Water Heaters - Learn more about the evolution of tankless water heaters, and why now is the right time to purchase yours
So maybe you have a flex-fuel or Gasoline-Electric hybrid vehicle in your driveway, maybe a compost pile in your back yard? You’ve insulated the house, installed the thermal-pane windows, and may even have a newer energy efficient furnace. Now that you are warm and cozy and “feeling the green” are you still heating a big tank of hot water 24/7/365? If it is a gas tank type heater, did you know that not only are you wasting gas by heating hot water constantly, but you are drawing heat from your home via the draft type exhaust pipe. Maybe you need a tankless hot water heater to complete your green home?.... Continue reading for more details.......
PREVENT FREEZE DAMAGE. Tips for Proper Ventilation of a Natural Draft Tankless Water Heater in cold climates
Regardless of the manufacturer, if not properly vented there is a chance that during periods of extreme cold weather your furnace may draw enough cold air through your tankless heater's exhaust system to freeze the water inside the heat exchanger. Basic models or older natural draft tankless water heaters are especially susceptible to damage from freezing. There are specific scenarios which can cause this to happen, especially for those users in very cold climates. There are ways to avoid this from happening.... Continue reading for more details.......