Yes. I have 2 at my TN cabin. They are great. The ones I have are electric since I am all electric there. One piece of advise I have is spend a little extra and get one a little bigger than you think you will need. Also if you are going to use one for a shower make sure to use a low flow water saver shower head. It will make a huge difference.
I was starting to consider this until you said low flow shower head. I have to have high pressure showers. Cant stand bad water pressure.
I was starting to consider this until you said low flow shower head. I have to have high pressure showers. Cant stand bad water pressure.
I was starting to consider this until you said low flow shower head. I have to have high pressure showers. Cant stand bad water pressure.
No issues with our standard shower heads. They recommend to be changed over....I did not. Endless supply of hot water too boot.
Must read more. Must look at the math. What you type sounds like more energy consumption. I get the theory though. More energy consumed to use. Less because you don't have to keep water hot 24hrs a day.I went with this one in my home---a whole house version.
http://tankthetank.com/products/sti...tankless-water-heater-29kw?variant=1044453855
I've got this one in my garage for a sink and hose spigot.
http://tankthetank.com/products/sti...tankless-water-heater-12kw?variant=1044504855
You will need plenty of power available on your electrical panel to run these.
I have 400 amp service between these units and my geothermal heat system. Thus far, they run flawlessly together.
Is water pressure feeding into the home a issue or is it just about the shower head?
I need to get up to speed.
Is water pressure feeding into the home a issue or is it just about the shower head?