Btu Tankless
Uncategorized July 3rd. 2010, 2:58amBtu Tankless
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 Rinnai Tankless Water Heater 180000 BTU 75 GPM up to 3 bathrooms NSF Japan  US $772.00
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 111903 BTU h Power Gas Tankless Hot Water Heater LP or NG US $266.95
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 Rheem Tankless 180000 BTU Water Heater 176gal hr Model RTG 66DVN New US $650.00
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 NORITZ NR98 OD NG 98 GPM OUTDOOR 199 BTU GAS EXTERIOR TANKLESS HOT WATER HEATER US $1,139.99
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 Refurbished Paloma Indoor Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater 199000 BTU US $289.00
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 Reliance 199000 BTU Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater Energy Star US $1,369.00
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 Reliance 199000 BTU Liquid Propane LP Gas Tankless Water Heater Energy Star US $1,369.00
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 Reliance 199000 BTU Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater Energy Star US $1,159.00
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 Reliance 140000 BTU Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater Energy Star US $719.00
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 NORITZ NR66 OD LP 66 GPM OUTDOOR 140K BTU PROPANE GAS TANKLESS HOT WATER HEATER US $739.99
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 NORITZ 98 GPM OUTDOOR 199K BTU PROPANE GAS TANKLESS HOT WATER HEATER NR98 OD LP US $1,139.99
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 NORITZ 11 GPM NATURAL GAS 250K BTU TANKLESS HOME HOT WATER HEATER NR111 SV NG US $1,799.99
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 Quietside 120K BTU Tankless Water Heater ODW 120A US $1,152.81
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 Rheem EcoSense 95 GPM 199900 BTU Natural Gas Outdoor Tankless Water Heater US $1,150.00
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 NORITZ 5 GPM OUTDOOR 120K BTU NATURAL GAS TANKLESS HOT WATER HEATER NR50 OD NG US $699.99
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 Takagi T KJR2 IN Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater 19500 to 140000 BTU US $665.00
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 Eternal GU145 Tankless Water Heater 98 Eff Hybrid 31000BTU HR 145000BTU HR US $1,749.00
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 AO Smith Condensing Indoor Tankless Water Heater Natural Gas 199000 BTU US $1,280.99
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 Rinnai RL75i p Exterior 75 GPm 180 000btu Tankless propane lp new in box US $958.55
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 Rinnai RL75EP Exterior 7 5 GPM 180 000btu Tankless Natural Gas new in box US $958.55
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 Rinnai RL75EP Exterior 7 5 GPM 180 000btu Tankless LP Propane new in box US $977.55
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 Reliance TS 520 GIH Natural Gas 199000 Btu Tankless Energy Star Water Heater US $1,299.99
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 Reliance 140000 BTU Liquid Propane Gas Tankless Water Heater US $719.00
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111903 BTU h Power Gas Tankless Hot Water Heater LP or NG US $266.95
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 Reliance 199000 BTU Liquid Propane LP Gas Tankless Water Heater Energy Star US $1,159.00
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 Takagi Tankless Water Heater 235000 BTU TM32LP US $1,647.50
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 Takagi N Gas Tankless Water Heater 235000 BTU TM32NG US $1,647.50
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 Pressure Relief Valve 200000 BTU for most Tankless US $19.89
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 BOSCH NATURAL GAS CONDENSING TANKLESS WATER HEATER RESIDENTIAL 199K BTU US $2,589.99
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 Navien NR 180 Tankless Water Heater 150K BTU US $1,284.79
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 Reliance TS 520 LIH LP Propane Gas 199000 Btu Tankless Energy Star Water Heater US $1,299.99
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 Reliance TS 110 LI 140000 Btu LP Propane Gas Tankless Water Heater Energy Star US $699.99
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 Reliance TS 110 GI 140000 Btu Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater w Energy Star US $699.99
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 Reliance TS 510 GI 199000 Btu Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater w Energy Star US $1,139.99
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 Reliance TS 510 LI Liquid Propane LP Gas 199000 Btu Tankless Water Heater US $1,149.99
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 NORITZ 5 GPM OUTDOOR 120K BTU PROPANE GAS TANKLESS HOT WATER HEATER NR50 OD LP US $699.99
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 AMERICAN WATER HEATERS 180000 BTU TANKLESS ENERGY STAR 98GPM BRAND NEW IN BOX US $600.00
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 New Rheem EcoSense 95 GPM 199900 BTU Natural Gas Tankless heater ECOH200DVN US $1,099.00
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 Navien NR 180A Tankless Water Heater w Pump 150K BTU US $1,442.99
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 Quietside 180k BTU Tankless Water Heater ODW 180A US $1,658.00
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 QUIETSIDE 199K Btu hr Tankless Water Heater ODW 199A US $1,702.00
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 Quietside 99k BTU Tankless Water Heater ODW 099A US $1,198.90
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 Paloma PH 20ROFS 145000 BTU Tankless Water Heater LP US $699.00
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 Paloma PH 20ROFS 145000 BTU Tankless Water Heater NG US $719.00
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 Paloma PH28COF 199000 BTU Outdoor Tankless Heater NG US $1,125.00
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 Paloma PH28COF 199000 BTU Outdoor Tankless Heater LP US $1,125.00
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 Paloma PH 28ROFS 199000 BTU Tankless Water Heater NG US $925.00
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Propane tankless water heater?
I'm building a new house and was thinking about putting a tankless propane water heater in the house. My question is, I'm wondering if I can use a 100lb tank to fuel the heater and how long would it last under normal use? Like for a 117,00 btu heater.
A 100 pound tank I believe is only ten gallons of fuel if I'm right. This isn't very much. I would go to a "pig" or a 350 gallon small tank and go to a "keep fill" basis.
You have to do a lot of figuring for this. Let the propane company decide all that. They have all the standards you'll need.
How to Buy a Hot Water Tank Heater in North & West Vancouver, Burnaby, Port Coquitlam, Surrey or Delta
For more info, click here: www.youradvantage.ca
by Fred van Hunenstijn, CEO, Advantage Plumbing Drainage & Heating
Your hot water tank, or water heater, is an important part of your home but it can be costly and inconvenient if you need to replace it too often. On the other hand, a properly selected and installed tank can provide many years of comforting service.
Gas Water Heaters
If your home is equipped with a gas hot water tank, or water heater, you will want to replace it with either the same type or a tankless heater (discussed in a separate article). Several factors affect the performance of a gas fired heater including design, rated input (how much fire is available to heat the water) and of course, size. Current gas codes in British Columbia require all water heaters to be "flame proof". Although they use a flame to heat the water, the flame must be contained inside the unit in a manner which will prevent ignition of combustible gases from cleaning products etc. outside the tank. This safety feature has led to a modest increase in cost of most standard water heaters. Lager units, 60 US gallons or more do not have this requirement so the cost difference between a "Standard "40 US gal and a 60 US gal has been reduced.
Better hot water tanks are designed so the incoming cold water immediately reaches the aquastat (the sensor that controls the gas valve to start a heat cycle) so there is a head start in generating the hot water. Also in better tanks, the incoming cold water is directed to the bottom of the tank in a swirling fashion to reduce or eliminate sediment deposits on the bottom. Although the water in Coquitlam, New Westminster,Burnaby, Vancouver, North Vancouver, Maple ridge, Surrey and Delta is high quality, there is still a significant amount of sediment in it. This sediment builds up on the bottom of the tank and insulates the water from the heat source which can quickly and dramatically reduce efficiency wasting both energy and your money.
How large your hot water tank should be determined mainly by the number of persons in the home. The most common size is 40 US gal (33.3 imperial gal.). However, a new tank will usually outperform an older tank due to increased efficiency so if you have been short of hot water, this alone may make up the difference. In addition, the input rating, that is how many BTU/hr the flame can produce also needs to be considered. Again, better tanks will have a higher BTU rating, which means they can produce more hot water in a given time.
Another way to increase the amount of hot water available is to install a thermostatic mixing valve on your water heater. As the name implies, this valve regulates the temperature of the water delivered to your fixtures by mixing in some cold water. This allows the tank to be set to a higher temperature which could otherwise not be done safely without the danger of scalding – a serious concern with children and elderly persons.
Warranties are another important consideration in selecting a new hot water tank. Warranties range from 5 years at the economy level to 12 years for better tanks. Be aware however, most manufactures offer only a 1 year warranty on parts, not including labour, although the tank may be warrantied for say, 8 years against leakage. A few companies such as Advantage, offer lifetime, full warranties including parts and labour on selected models.
Electric Water Heaters
If your home currently has an electric tank, you will most likely need to replace it with another electric tank. As with gas fired tanks, several sizes are available with 40 US gal being the most common. Some companies such as Advantage, will supply a 50 US gal tank as standard whenever space permits to compensate for the slower recovery of electric versus gas. In some cases, depending on the home wiring, higher wattage elements may also be installed for increased performance.
The thermostatic mixing valve is also a good option with electric tanks for an increased hot water supply.
Finally, for an unlimited supply of hot water, you may want to consider a tankless water heater, which is the topic of a separate article.
About the Author
Fred van Hunenstijn is CEO of Advantage Plumbing, Drainage & Heating who offer a wide range of plumbing, drainage & heating solutions. For more information and to find a plumbing contractor that meets these criteria and more, click here www.youradvantage.ca or call 604-999-6060.
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