Learn more about Tankless Water Heaters

Why Tankless?

The main problem people have with their hot water is that there is never enough. After a long day, it feels nice, and is sometimes very necessary, to grab a hot shower. But with a tank heater, if you have several family members needing to bathe, it’s inevitable that you’ll run out of hot water before everyone gets a turn. When the hot water empties from the tank, you need to wait for it to refill and reheat. It can take several hours to replenish hot water. A tankless water heater eliminates this issue altogether. It heats water on demand. Therefore, you can have hot water any time, all the time and for limitless amounts of time.

Tankless vs. Tank

Endless Hot Water

Tankless water heaters operate ONLY when hot water is requested “on demand”. You no longer need to store a limited amount of water in a big tank that is always running, always heating 24/7/365. So much wasted energy. However, with modern technology, a tankless system only runs when triggered by turning on a faucet. Then, and only then, water is flash heated as it passes through the unit. Imagine the luxury of filling more than one bathtub full of water, plus several showers and still have an endless supply of hot water for the rest of your household needs, all while saving on energy bills.

More Efficient

The most dramatic difference between the two heaters is energy efficiency. A tank heater operates continuously, running all day and night, and increasing your energy bill.
In comparison, tankless water heaters flash heat only the water you use. Tankless heaters are designed to save energy, switching on and off with the turn of a faucet. They are up to 40% more efficient than a 50-gallon tank water heater. Families can save hundreds each year on energy bills.

Higher Volume

Noritz tankless water heaters can meet any hot water demand, no matter how large. Noritz offers a multi-system set-up linking up to 24 units, essentially 317 gallons per minute, enough for 126 showers at once. The possibilities are limitless.

Cleaner Water

Since water quickly runs through a tankless heater and is not stored there, there is no time for sediment to build up. This means cleaner water. Over the years, traditional water heaters start to rust and build up scale inside the tank where the hot water is stored. This compromises the quality of your water.

Space Saving and Flexible Installation

Tankless water heaters save over 9 square feet of space vs. a tank heater. Just imagine what you could do with all that extra square footage. Homeowners are always in need of extra space for storage: shelves, cabinets, more room for tools, bikes, toys, the possibilities are exciting to think about.
Flexible placement is another huge bonus. These much smaller, compact units can be installed outdoors, in attics, garages, virtually any convenient space.

Maintenance

No one really thinks about their water heater until it breaks. A tank heater allows minerals to build up inside the tank as it continually heats stagnant water. Most tanks last only 10-12 years before they start leaking or burst, dumping 30 to 80 gallons of rusty water on the floor, causing water damage and a major mess to clean up.
With modern technology comes more efficient, longer-lasting products. This is true for tankless water heaters. They last up to 20 years and require minimal maintenance. If there is an issue, you don’t need to worry about damage to its surroundings because no water is stored in the unit.

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