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A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Natural Gas · 75-gallon class
The A.O. Smith ProLine FCG-75 is a larger natural gas storage water heater with atmospheric venting. Considering it for your home? Water Heating Experts reviews your hot-water needs and existing installation before recommending the equipment and replacement work.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Electric · 50-gallon nominal capacity; 46-gallon rated storage
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.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Electric · 38-gallon nominal capacity; 34.7-gallon rated storage
A lowboy electric tank designed for shorter installation spaces. WHE checks top connection clearance, electrical supply and hot-water demand before recommending installation.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Electric · 28-gallon nominal capacity; 26-gallon rated storage
A compact electric lowboy tank with top connections for spaces with limited height. WHE checks clearance, electrical supply and household hot-water demand before recommending installation.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Electric · 30-gallon nominal capacity; 27-gallon rated storage
A relatively narrow tall electric tank for modest hot-water needs. WHE checks vertical space, electrical supply and hot-water demand before recommending replacement.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Electric · 40-gallon nominal capacity; 37-gallon rated storage
A short electric storage tank with 40 gallons nominal capacity, suited to installations with moderate height restrictions. WHE checks hot-water demand, clearances and electrical requirements before recommending replacement.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Electric · 40-gallon nominal capacity; 36-gallon rated storage
A tall, narrow electric tank for homeowners comparing 40-gallon-class replacements. WHE checks available height, electrical supply and hot-water demand before recommending installation.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Electric · 48-gallon nominal capacity; 44-gallon rated storage
A 48-gallon lowboy electric water heater with top connections and a lower-wattage configuration. WHE checks clearances, peak hot-water demand and exact electrical compatibility before recommending installation.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Electric · 50-gallon nominal capacity; 46-gallon rated storage
A short electric storage tank for homes needing a 50-gallon-class replacement with less vertical clearance. WHE reviews available space, electrical supply and household hot-water demand before recommending installation.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Electric · 55-gallon nominal capacity; 55-gallon rated storage
A 55-gallon tall electric storage tank for homeowners comparing greater hot-water capacity. WHE checks the available space, electrical requirements and household demand before recommending installation.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Electric · 50-gallon nominal; 45-gallon rated storage on current product page (family sheet: 46 gallons)
A 50-gallon-class electric storage tank with electronic controls and a CTA-2045 demand-response port. Utility program compatibility and module availability require confirmation. WHE checks installation conditions before recommending it.
Rheem
Storage tank · Natural Gas · 75 gallons
Considering a Rheem 75-gallon gas water heater? The Professional Classic Plus Heavy Duty model PRO+G75-76N RH is an atmospheric-vent natural gas tank. Water Heating Experts can assess whether it suits your home and the work needed for replacement.
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