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Storage tank · Electric · 47-gallon nominal capacity; 43-gallon rated storage
A standard short electric tank with 47 gallons nominal capacity, 43 gallons rated storage, 0.93 UEF and a 54-gallon first-hour rating. WHE checks its 26¼-inch diameter, connection height, electrical supply and peak hot-water demand.
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Storage tank · Electric · 30-gallon nominal capacity; 27-gallon rated storage
A 30-gallon nominal tall electric tank with 27 gallons rated storage, 0.92 UEF and a 44-gallon first-hour rating. Its 19-inch diameter can help in a narrow space, provided there is room for the 50⅜-inch connection height and installation access.
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Storage tank · Electric · 40-gallon nominal capacity; 36-gallon rated storage
A narrow 40-gallon nominal tall electric tank with 36 gallons rated storage, 0.93 UEF and a 55-gallon first-hour rating. Check the full 63⅝-inch water-connection height before choosing it for a closet or utility space.
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Storage tank · Electric · 55-gallon nominal capacity; 55-gallon rated storage
A 55-gallon nominal and rated tall electric tank with a 72-gallon first-hour rating and 0.92 UEF. Its added storage can help with peak demand, while the standard 21 GPH recovery still matters between heavy uses.
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Hybrid / Heat Pump · Electric · 50-gallon nominal capacity; 45-gallon rated storage
A 50-gallon nominal ProTerra hybrid with 45 gallons rated storage, 3.88 UEF and a 67-gallon first-hour rating. Includes LeakGuard and top or side water connections; WHE checks airflow, condensate drainage and the full installation height.
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Hybrid / Heat Pump · Electric · 80-gallon nominal capacity; 72-gallon rated storage
An 80-gallon nominal ProTerra hybrid with 72 gallons rated storage, 4.07 UEF and an 87-gallon first-hour rating. Includes LeakGuard and top or side water connections; its taller body makes overhead clearance and service access important.
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Storage tank · Natural Gas · 40-gallon nominal capacity; 38-gallon rated storage
A 40-gallon nominal atmospheric natural-gas tank with 38 gallons rated storage, 40,000 BTU/h input, 0.66 UEF and an 84-gallon first-hour rating. WHE checks venting, combustion air, gas supply and installation space.
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Storage tank · Electric · 30-gallon nominal capacity; 27-gallon rated storage
A 30-gallon nominal medium-height electric tank with 27 gallons rated storage, 0.90 UEF and a 45-gallon first-hour rating. Its 37½-inch tank height can help where overhead room is limited, while piping and service access still need space.
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Storage tank · Propane (LP) · 50-gallon nominal capacity; 48-gallon rated storage
A 50-gallon nominal propane tank with 48 gallons rated storage, 36,000 BTU/h input, 0.64 UEF and an 85-gallon first-hour rating. WHE reviews the propane supply, natural-draft vent and installation space.
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Storage tank · Natural Gas · 50-gallon nominal capacity; 48-gallon rated storage
A Professional Classic Plus 50-gallon natural-gas tank with 48 gallons rated storage, 40,000 BTU/h input, 0.65 UEF and a 76-gallon first-hour rating. WHE reviews venting, gas supply, installation fit and warranty terms.
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Storage tank · Natural Gas · 98-gallon nominal capacity; 93-gallon rated storage
A 98-gallon nominal natural gas tank with 93 gallons rated storage, 75,100 BTU/h input, 0.58 UEF and a 142-gallon first-hour rating. WHE checks gas supply, natural-draft venting and access for this large heater.
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Storage tank · Propane (LP) · 98-gallon nominal capacity; 93-gallon rated storage
A 98-gallon nominal propane (LP) tank with 93 gallons rated storage, 75,100 BTU/h input, 0.58 UEF and a 142-gallon first-hour rating. WHE checks gas supply, natural-draft venting and access for this large heater.
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