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Navien
Tankless · Natural Gas or Propane (LP) · Tankless
The Navien NPE-240A2 is a condensing gas tankless water heater with a built-in recirculation pump and buffer tank. Considering it for a replacement or a change from a tank? Water Heating Experts can help you assess the model and the installation work for your home.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Electric · 80-gallon nominal capacity
An 80-gallon nominal residential direct-solar storage/booster tank with 240V, 4,500W electric backup. Collector loops, circulation, controls and safe mixing must be compatible; solar equipment is not included.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Electric · 119-gallon nominal capacity (marketed as 120 gallons)
A 119-gallon nominal (120-gallon class) residential direct-solar storage/booster tank with 240V, 4,500W electric backup. Collector loops, circulation, controls and safe mixing must be compatible; solar equipment is not included.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Propane (LP) · 74-gallon nominal capacity; 71-gallon rated storage (75-gallon marketing class)
A high-capacity atmospheric-vent Propane (LP) storage water heater with 71 gallons of rated storage and 125-gallon first-hour rating. WHE checks hot-water demand, gas supply, combustion air and vent compatibility before recommending equipment.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Natural Gas · 98-gallon nominal capacity; 95-gallon rated storage (100-gallon marketing class)
A high-capacity atmospheric-vent natural-gas storage water heater with 95 gallons rated storage and a 170-gallon first-hour rating. WHE checks hot-water demand, gas supply, combustion air and vent compatibility before recommending equipment.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Propane (LP) · 98-gallon nominal capacity; 95-gallon rated storage (100-gallon marketing class)
A high-capacity atmospheric-vent Propane (LP) storage water heater with 95 gallons of rated storage and 170-gallon first-hour rating. WHE checks hot-water demand, gas supply, combustion air and vent compatibility before recommending equipment.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Natural Gas · 75-gallon nominal capacity; 72-gallon rated storage
A high-output, power-vent natural gas storage tank with side-loop fittings. WHE checks hot-water demand, gas supply, approved venting, combustion air, blower power and overhead clearance before recommending it.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Propane (LP) · 75-gallon nominal capacity; 72-gallon rated storage
A high-output, power-vent propane (LP) storage tank with side-loop fittings. WHE checks hot-water demand, gas supply, approved venting, combustion air, blower power and overhead clearance before recommending it.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Natural Gas · 50-gallon nominal capacity; 48-gallon rated storage
A 50-gallon nominal, 50,000 BTU/h natural gas power-vent storage tank with 97-gallon first-hour rating. WHE checks venting, combustion air, 120V blower power, gas supply and clearances before recommending replacement.
A.O. Smith
Storage tank · Propane (LP) · 50-gallon nominal capacity; 48-gallon rated storage
A 50-gallon nominal, 50,000 BTU/h propane (LP) power-vent storage tank with 97-gallon first-hour rating. WHE checks venting, combustion air, 120V blower power, gas supply and clearances before recommending replacement.
Rheem
Storage tank · Electric · 28-gallon nominal capacity; 26-gallon rated storage
A short 28-gallon nominal electric tank with 26 gallons of rated storage and a 45-gallon first-hour rating. Its required insulation blanket changes the installation footprint. WHE checks the full dimensions, electrical supply and hot-water demand before recommending it.
Rheem
Storage tank · Electric · 38-gallon nominal capacity; 35-gallon rated storage
A 38-gallon nominal short electric tank with 35 gallons rated storage and a 51-gallon first-hour rating. Allow approximately 27 inches of diameter with its required insulation blanket. WHE checks connections, service access and electrical compatibility.
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