
The way this works is that when you turn on the hot water in the house, the unit senses the water flow and begins to heat up a set of pipes inside.As the water passes through, it's heated to about 122 degrees.
The pros:
- It works normally, just like before.I turn on hot water, I get hot water.
- You don't experience any standby losses of having a tank - Gas is only used when you are actually using hot water saving both money and energy.
- The water is very hot in the shower.We can also use the dishwasher OR the washing machine with the shower.All three would probably not work well.
- There's no footprint.You put this on the wall, and it's vented outside.
- If something breaks, you replace a part rather than the entire tank, saving time and money.
- If it breaks, there's no flooding!
- We received rebates from both the gas company and from the federal government through a tax credit for the "green" purchase.
The cons:
- It costs more than a traditional tank to both purchase and install.We paid about $1000 for the unit itself, and an additional $1000 to have it installed.We had to have someone drill a new vent (both out and intake), put in stainless steel and PVC piping, and re-route the hot water in our basement.
- It takes a few seconds to up to a minute for the water to heat up.
- It's more difficult to make incremental changes to water temperature.
- You cannot get a "trickle" of hot water.The unit needs a certain flow to start in order not to damage pipes.
All in all, we're extremely happy with this unit since the cons were more a matter of up front cost (but we'll save down the road) and lifestyle changes.
Click Here to see more reviews about: Bosch 2400ES NG AquaStar 6.4 GPM Indoor Tankless Natural Gas Water Heater
Product Description:
Includes 2400ES Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater - 2400ES-NG
Buy cheap Bosch 2400ES NG AquaStar 6.4 GPM Indoor Tankless Natural Gas Water Heater now Get 26% OFF
0 comments:
Post a Comment