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| Model | Dimensions | Min/Max BTU's | Flow Rate | Temp Range |
| Height 22.9" Width 14" Depth 9.8" |
15,000 - 199,000 | 0.6 to 9.4 GPM (35 F rise) |
Factory preset to 120 F
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| Model | Dimensions | Min/Max BTU's | Flow Rate | Temp Range |
Height 22.9" |
15,000 - 180,000 | 0.6 to 7.5 GPM (35 F rise) |
Factory preset to 120 F
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A Plus Air Systems offers a wide variety of water heaters, including tankless Rinnai water heaters to our customers. We are in partnership with The Home Depot for the installation of residential water heaters, and Poloma Tankless water heaters. We service and install GE water heaters for The Home Depot of Canada Inc.
Tankless vs Tanked Water Heaters.
Some younger members of your family may like to take long showers. When it's your turn, get ready for the "Big Chill."
With a Paloma Tankless you'll never be out of hot water again. A Paloma is able to produce hot water at the same rate and same temperature continuously.
With any water heater, the trick is to make certain that you don't run out of hot water in actual usage. Once you run out with a storage-tank water heater, you have to wait a long time for it to heat up again. But a Paloma Tankless can easily keep up with the demands of your luxurious bath environment.
For instance, a whirlpool bath in a master bath will usually hold 60 to 80 gallons. This whirlpool bath will get filled with a conventional 100-gallon tank but there won't be enough hot water for anything else. If your plans also include one of those multi-head showers pouring out water at 10 to 15 gallons per minute, quick arithmetic will tell you a 50-gallon conventional tank will last only 5 minutes. With a Paloma Tankless, if you size it to work at the moment of peak demand, you will never run out of hot water.
| Imagine having the ability to freely set the hot-water temperature using a remote control display pad. Forget about fiddling around with the control knobs in the shower while your conventional hot-water tank tries to keep up. You see, while tank water heaters will heat up to a single preset temperature, usually 120 degrees F, most Paloma Tankless models allow you to set the temperature between 100 and 140 degrees F instantly, and our commercial products, up to 180 degress.* |
And a Paloma Tankless is a smarter way to use energy resources, because gas is used to heat water only when you need it. The conventional tank-type water heater keeps burning fuel when you're not using it. So the next time your shower turns into the "Big Chill," you should wonder what benefit you got by burning gas during the day while you were gone.
* Mechanical versions in our Legacy Tankless Line do not feature remote digital temperature control.
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