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Tankless electric water heater!!?
Im looking at getting a tankless water heater for my flat. I dont know what size or brand to use. I only need enough water for a shower and one sink. I cant seem to find anything in london. please help!!
8 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Have you searched Yahoo!Answers yet?
This has been cussed n discussed over n over n over again...
- 5 years ago
It's hard to say what you'd actually save on the utilities, but you would save something. You'd also save some space. You'd never run out of hot water. And they last longer than a tank water heater. $900 is the absolute cheapest price for an installed tankless I've ever heard - it's a little less than the cost of a good unit by itself. Note that the better units are from Noritz, Takagi, or Rinnai.
- NevLv 41 decade ago
I would go for an electric shower and a smaller instant electric water heater for the sink. I have looked at the suggestion given at the top of this and while it is very good, i think that you will have major problems powering these.
- 1 decade ago
Get a Bosch. They are great and so economical to operate. You could get an electric shower heater and a under counter water heater ...one of those with a seperate little faucet for boiling water for the sink.
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- 1 decade ago
call the local plumbing supply store in your area and ask for a "point of use electric tankless water heater" or one that can be used for 1-2 persons.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
the flow rate will be slow, so use an electric shower as well.