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How to Choose the Right Tankless Water Heater for Your Home

Selecting the ideal tankless water heater involves considering factors like size, fuel type, and efficiency. Ensure compatibility with your home's needs for continuous hot water and energy savings.

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How to Choose the Right Tankless Water Heater for Your Home

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  1. (905) 763 8100 Topic: How to Choose the Right Tankless Water Heater for Your Home

  2. What Is a Tankless Water Heater? • Traditional water heaters store a tank of hot water, reheating it as needed. • Tankless water heaters heat water on demand, eliminating the need for a storage tank. • This can lead to significant energy savings and space savings.

  3. Key Considerations to Choose the Right Tankless Water Heaters • Household Size And Habits: Consider the number of people living in your home and their hot water usage patterns. Do you have long showers, run multiple appliances simultaneously, or live in a cold climate? • Peak Flow Rate: Calculate your peak hot water demand by adding the flow rates of appliances likely to be used together (e.g., shower + dishwasher). Look for a heater with a GPM (gallons per minute) rating matching your peak demand. • Energy Efficiency: Look for Energy Star-certified models for optimal savings. • Temperature Control: Adjustable settings allow you to customize hot water temperature for different uses. • Safety Features: Consider auto-shutoff, overheat protection, and leak detection for safety and peace of mind.

  4. Key Considerations to Choose the Right Tankless Water Heaters • Match the GPM Rating: Choose a heater with a GPM rating slightly exceeding your peak demand to ensure consistent hot water. Common sizes range from 2-3 GPM for small homes to 5-8 GPM for large households. • Fuel Type: Electric models are simpler to install but may not be powerful enough for colder climates. Gas-powered models are more efficient and powerful but require gas line installation. • Digital Display and Control: Offers user-friendly interface for monitoring and adjusting settings. • Warranty And Maintenance: Check the warranty terms and inquire about routine maintenance requirements.

  5. Key Considerations to Choose the Right Tankless Water Heaters Professional Installation and Advice: • Consult a licensed plumber to assess your plumbing system and recommend the ideal tankless water heater for your needs. • Ensure proper installation considering venting requirements and potential permits needed.

  6. Maintenance Tips for Tankless Water Heaters Annual Cleaning and Descaling: • Mineral buildup: Hard water can leave mineral deposits, also known as scale, inside the heat exchanger, reducing efficiency and flow. • Frequency: Aim for annual cleaning, more often if you have hard water. Filter Maintenance: • Types: Most tankless water heaters have an inlet filter to trap sediment and debris. Some may also have an internal recirculation filter. • Cleaning frequency: Clean the inlet filter every 3-6 months, following the manufacturer's instructions. Replace if damaged. • Internal filter: Consult your manual for cleaning or replacement procedures for the internal filter.

  7. Maintenance Tips for Tankless Water Heaters Air Filter Cleaning (Gas Units Only): • Function: Some gas-powered models have an air filter to prevent dust and debris from entering the combustion chamber. • Cleaning frequency: Clean the air filter every 3-6 months, following the manufacturer's instructions. Regular Inspections: • Visual checks: Periodically check for water leaks, corrosion, or loose connections around the unit. • Operational checks: Ensure the hot water flow and temperature are consistent. Listen for unusual noises during operation. Professional Service: • Frequency: Every 2-3 years, consider a professional service checkup for thorough inspection, cleaning, and performance optimization.

  8. Reference Links • Tankless Water Heater Services • Tankless Water Heater vs. Traditional Water Heater • Reasons Why Homeowners Should Install Tankless Water Heaters

  9. Contact Us Richmond Hill 905-763-8100 85 West Wilmot St., Unit 12 Richmond Hill, Ontario L4B 1K7 eidenpatros@econoairhc.com https://econoairhc.com/ Toronto Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Available 24/7 by phone Saturday & Sunday: Contact by phone After Hours & Holidays: Contact by phone 1015 Bloor St W. Second Unit 203, Toronto, Ontario M6H 1M1

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