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A.O. Smith ENT-50 130 ProLine 50-Gallon Tall Electric Water Heater

A tall electric tank for homeowners considering a 50-gallon replacement. WHE checks available space, electrical requirements and hot-water demand before recommending an installation.

Family-owned · Master plumber-owned
Florida license CFC1426133

Mention this model in your request. WHE confirms availability and installation requirements before providing an estimate.

A.O. Smith ProLine tall electric water heater
A.O. Smith ProLine tall electric series image. Image: A.O. Smith.

Model specifications

Manufacturer
A.O. Smith
Model
ENT-50 130
Heater type
Storage tank
Energy source
Electric
Capacity
50-gallon nominal capacity; 46-gallon rated storage
Dimensions and clearances
59 inches high × 20.5 inches in diameter. Installation space must also accommodate connections and service access; confirm suitability before installation.
Efficiency
0.92 Uniform Energy Factor (UEF), per A.O. Smith specification sheet AOSRE50608, March 2025.

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Is the ENT-50 130 right for your replacement?

The A.O. Smith ENT-50 130 is a conventional electric storage-tank option for a home considering a 50-gallon replacement. At Water Heating Experts, we start with how your current heater performs: whether you run out during back-to-back showers, how often appliances overlap and whether your hot-water needs have changed.

A matching gallon label does not guarantee a matching installation. We review the available height and width, access to the heater, existing water connections and electrical supply before recommending equipment. If your current heater is in an attic or another difficult location, we can also discuss whether moving it to the garage makes sense for your project.

Hot-water delivery and electrical requirements

A.O. Smith lists a 62-gallon first-hour rating for this model. That is a standardized delivery rating, not the amount physically stored in the tank or a promise of uninterrupted shower time. The listed configuration uses 240-volt power and two 4,500-watt elements; the manufacturer lists a maximum input of 4,500 watts, not 9,000 watts.

We confirm the supplied unit’s data plate and existing circuit as part of equipment selection. If lower operating energy use is your main priority, compare the installation requirements of a hybrid heat-pump water heater before settling on a conventional electric tank.

What affects the installed price?

The estimate depends on more than the heater. Access, removal of the old unit, changes to piping or shutoff valves, drainage, expansion control and any necessary electrical work can affect the scope. We review the installation before confirming equipment, availability and price.

For a useful starting point, send a clear photo of the existing model label and a wider photo showing the heater, connections and surrounding space. Tell us about any leaks, hot-water shortages or planned changes in location.

Warranty and ongoing care

A.O. Smith lists a six-year limited tank and parts warranty for this model, subject to its written terms. Manufacturer coverage and installation labor are separate; the product warranty should not be read as six years of free service calls or replacement labor. We explain the applicable installation coverage with your estimate.

Keep the model and serial number, installation paperwork and maintenance records. Follow the manufacturer’s care instructions for the equipment and water conditions. Tank-protection features do not eliminate the need for maintenance.

A WHE electric water heater installation

A.O. Smith ProLine electric water heater with an expansion tank and recirculation pump
An existing WHE A.O. Smith electric water heater installation. Equipment and layout vary by project.

ENT-50 130 questions

Why is this called a 50-gallon heater if its rated storage is 46 gallons?

A.O. Smith identifies the model as 50 gallons nominal and lists 46 gallons of rated storage. We show both so you can compare models using the same type of measurement.

Will it fit where my current 50-gallon heater sits?

We need to check the actual space and connections. The tank dimensions alone do not include every access or service requirement, and another 50-gallon model may have a different shape.

Is this a tankless or heat-pump water heater?

No. The ENT-50 130 is an electric resistance storage-tank model. We can help compare other equipment types when your priorities include space, hot-water delivery or operating costs.

Can you install it in Palm Beach Gardens or Jupiter?

WHE serves Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter and nearby Palm Beach County communities. Request an estimate so we can confirm your address, equipment suitability and scheduling.

Does booking reserve this exact model or an installation date?

The online request is for a free installation estimate. Please mention A.O. Smith ENT-50 130 in your request or when we follow up. Equipment availability, final scope and the installation schedule are confirmed separately.

Compare options with WHE

Explore our A.O. Smith water heater options or read about electric water heater installation and replacement. We will help you compare the equipment with the work your home needs.

Technical references: A.O. Smith standard-electric specification sheet and manufacturer limited warranty. Specifications checked October 13, 2026; confirm the supplied unit before installation.