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Our tankless water heaters do not hold any hot
water. By turning on the faucet, the cold water flows through
the flow sensor and will turn on the burner. The minimum flow
rate to do this is 0.75 gpm, with a flow rate of 0.6 pgm required
to maintain the burners. The cold water will be heated up
to 176 degrees farenheit. |
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You can save more than 50%. |
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The Takagi tankless water heater has a computer-controlled
system, which will provide a preset output temperature of
140 degrees farenheit for the T-M1 and 120 degrees farenheit for all other models. You can
set 4 different temperatures with the dipswitches for certain
models. With the remote control, you can choose a wider temperature
range. |
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The Takagi tankless water heater output temperature
is set by the factory to either 120 or 140 degrees farenheit. Depending on
the model, the maximum output flow rate is as high as 9.6
gallons per minute. |
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With a tank type water heater, you can draw
hot water as fast as your plumbing will allow, however when
the hot water tank is depleted, you have to wait for the tank
to re-heat before you can use hot water again. Takagi tankless
water heaters eliminate the pilot light with a computer-controlled
electronic ignition. With computer-modulated gas valves, water
is heated once, rapidly, efficiently, and only as needed. |
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Yes. The Takagi tankless water heater can
handle more than two fixtures, such as showers at the same
time. |
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Yes. The all of the Takagi tankless water heaters
are approved by the CSA, and are listed by the Trade Commission
and California Energy Commission with an over 80% thermal efficient. |
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Most tank type water heaters raise their heat
about 3 to 4% each hour. Since the Takagi tankless water heater
heats water only when the faucet is turned on, there is no
standby heat loss. It only uses energy when you are using
hot water, and it only heats as much water as is needed. |
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No. The Takagi tankless water heater has an
electronic ignition system. This means no more wasted gas
and money. |
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Yes. The Takagi tankless water heater has a
fan, a computer board and electronic ignition. You need 110V
but it only takes a maximum 0.8A draw. |
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The Takagi tankless water heater has a power
venting system with fan assistance. The vent size is a 4? standard
round vent; it can run out of the roof or a sidewall. If it is
installed outdoors, it doesn't need any vent. |
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The Takagi tankless water heater inlet and hot
water outlet are connected with standard 3/4? water connections.
Gas connection is 3/4? and the gas supply piping required is
3/4?. |
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