Noritz water heaters work on demand - they only heat water when necessary. When a hot water fixture is opened or hot water is required by an appliance, the heater will sense the demand and heat water accordingly. Noritz tankless water heaters continuously heat the water through a heat exchanger. Instead of wasting energy and money re-heating and storing water when it is not needed, tankless water heaters provide only as much hot water as needed.

Tankless water heaters can last up to 2-3 times longer than a traditional tank heater. They are extremely reliable as Noritz units are manufactured with the highest quality parts and put through very rigorous testing and quality control.

There's no stored energy in this case, but the G3-60 can instantly feed back 10 to 4 kW; corresponding to 50% to 40% of the power required to sustain a continuous shower at 2.25 gpm. Similarly, an instant gas water heater's load will be reduced by 34,130 to 13,652 Btu/hr (0.341 to 0.137 therms). Without GFX, a tankless electric water heater demands 83 to 41.5 amps at 240 volts to sustain a 20 to 10 kW shower stream. With GFX, AC current demand drops by 41.5 to 24.

Yes. The tankless water heaters distributed by NCF Corporation have been approved by the American Gas Association (AGA), and listed by Trade Commission and California Energy Commission as 80% thermal efficient.

No. Noritz does not sell products online/retail nor do we give any authorization to online merchants to sell our products. If a Noritz product is not purchased and installed through a licensed installer, the warranty will be void. This strict policy is in place to protect the end-purchaser and the quality level of our products.

The factory installed propane furnace does a pretty good job of keeping the pop-up warm, but you WILL go through a lot of gas. A normal 3 day weekend with evening temperatures in the 30's or 40's will use a full 20 lb tank of LP gas. If you're camping on an electrical site some people suggest taking along a small electric heater as well ... it will allow you to cycle the furnace off a little more and thereby us less gas.

Our units work well with well-water systems. Pressure variations under 20 PSI are generally tolerated by the units. Keep in mind that water flow and pressure are the eyes and ears of ALL tankless units. This is what tells the unit how much power is required to heat your water. Our units are designed to operate within a range of 5-150 PSI. It is recommended that your pump be set to run at 60- 80 PSI.

Our tankless heaters are designed for an entire home. Our smallest unit can provide up to 6.6 gallons per minute to our largest unit which provides up to 13.2 gallons per minute. Some heaters have the Quick-Connect feature which allows identical heaters to be linked to double its output.

Sure it will. The unit operates in a range between 5 - 150 psi. Actually, the lower your pressure is, the higher the temperature rise produced by the unit. The optimum range you should set your pump at is 50 - 70 psi. Caution - If the pressure gauge on your pump permits the water pressure to vary by more that 20 psi, the operation of the Stiebel Eltron Tempra Tankless Water Heater can be impaired.

Absolutely, please refer to the sizing chart and get the right heater applicable to your size home and your location.

It sure will! The unit operates in a range between 5 - 150 psi and it is designed to fully regulate power to the heating elements as the flow rate from your pump changes (as the pressure in the expansion tank fluctuates). Most competitors' models lack this ability and are unabel to maintain a steady and consistent output temperature as a result.

Natural corrosive properties of all waters will eventually cause the unit to fail. The time it takes to have the heater fail depends on the minerals in the water and how hard the water is. We partially soften the water to reduce corrosion in the water mains, hot water heaters and in household plumbing.

Customers on the East coast of Florida can stop by our office in Jupiter, and purchase the Champion Tankless Water Heater. For customers outside of our local area, we will gladly ship one to you. We ship UPS ground nationwide to your home or office. We accept cash, checks, MasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express.

Yes, the Titan tankless water heater is absolutely quiet during operation. The unit is electronically controlled, employing advanced microchip technology, so there are no noisy moving or mechanical parts.

It sure will! The unit operates in a range between 5 - 150 psi and it is designed to fully regulate power to the heating elements as the flow rate from your pump changes (as the pressure in the expansion tank fluctuates). Most competitors' models lack this ability and are unabel to maintain a steady and consistent output temperature as a result.

Unfortunately, divergent methods and opinions abound among those who install, inspect, or approve various kinds of strapping. At the root of the problem is a lack of adequate notification by the state agency responsible for the advent of current seismic standards. Since 1982, the Uniform Plumbing Code has mandated seismic safety straps for most water heaters. The purpose of this requirement is to prevent fire, explosion, or water damage if a water heater should topple during an earthquake.

Yes, if they have an input BTU capacity of 200,000 per hour. RSA 157-A:6.III RSA 157-A:8 RSA 157-A:10

Hot water results from the application of energy into water. Storage systems accomplish this by continuously applying a limited amount of energy to a reservoir of water. When that reservoir is used up, the water is cold until it can reheat. With tankless, the amount of energy needed is applied instantly, and continuously, resulting in never ending hot water. The amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of a gallon is absolute no matter what system is used.

Many homeowners are able to install the unit themselves or you can have your local electrician and plumber install the unit.

Our units are extremely resistant to hard/mineral water. The durable incoloy heating elements are housed inside rugged copper/brass chambers. The use of incoloy elements makes our tankless water heaters resistant to mineral deposits and hardwater (hard water) build up. Incoloy is an industrial-grade nickel-chromium heat-resistant alloy.