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How to Select a Tankless Water HeaterHow to select a tankless water heater can be challenging. The key to finding the right tankless water heater unit is to know how to choose a flow rate. Compare and contrast flow rates of different tankless water heater models after you have done some howework. It all begins by calculating your peak hourly hot water demand. Here's a way to do it. Estimating Peak Hourly Hot Water DemandTo estimate your household’s peak hourly hot water demand, determine what time of day (morning or evening) your family is likely to require the greatest amount of hot water from a tankless water heater. Then calculate the maximum expected hot water demand using the table below.
Source: Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association and ACEEE estimates Note: This does not provide an estimate of your family’s total daily use, only the peak hourly use. Also, the values in this table do not consider water conservation measures, like low-flow showerheads, faucet aerators, frontloading clothes washers, etc. that can reduce hot water use for each activity. Additional Tankless Water Heater Measurements
Once you figured out the peak demand, ground water temperature, and your desirable outgoing temperature, choose a tankless water heater model that meets your need. Start shopping by choosing one of the tankless water heater resources on the left and right side of the pages. Tankless Water Heaters | How to Select a Tankless Water Heater | How Tankless Works | Tankless Benefits |
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