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Storage tank · Natural Gas · 29-gallon nominal capacity; 28-gallon rated storage
A narrow 29-gallon nominal natural gas tank with 28 gallons rated storage, 32,000 BTU/h input, 0.60 UEF and a 63-gallon first-hour rating. WHE checks demand, fuel supply, venting and installation space.
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Storage tank · Propane (LP) · 29-gallon nominal capacity; 28-gallon rated storage
A narrow 29-gallon nominal propane (LP) tank with 28 gallons rated storage, 30,000 BTU/h input, 0.60 UEF and a 63-gallon first-hour rating. WHE checks demand, fuel supply, venting and installation space.
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Storage tank · Natural Gas · 50-gallon nominal capacity; 48-gallon rated storage
A 50-gallon nominal natural gas power-vent tank with 48 gallons rated storage, 42,000 BTU/h input, 0.68 UEF and a 78-gallon first-hour rating. Requires 120-volt power and a compatible vent system.
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Storage tank · Propane (LP) · 50-gallon nominal capacity; 48-gallon rated storage
A 50-gallon nominal propane (LP) power-vent tank with 48 gallons rated storage, 42,000 BTU/h input, 0.68 UEF and a 78-gallon first-hour rating. Requires 120-volt power and a compatible vent system.
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Storage tank · Propane (LP) · 40-gallon nominal capacity; 38-gallon rated storage
A 40-gallon nominal atmospheric propane (LP) tank with 38 gallons rated storage, 36,000 BTU/h input, 0.66 UEF and an 84-gallon first-hour rating. WHE checks propane supply, venting, combustion air and installation space.
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Storage tank · Natural Gas · 75-gallon nominal capacity; 73-gallon rated storage
A 75-gallon nominal natural gas power-vent tank with 73 gallons rated storage, 75,100 BTU/h input, 0.59 UEF and a 110-gallon first-hour rating. WHE reviews gas supply, blower power, venting and space.
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Storage tank · Propane (LP) · 75-gallon nominal capacity; 73-gallon rated storage
A 75-gallon nominal propane (LP) power-vent tank with 73 gallons rated storage, 75,100 BTU/h input, 0.59 UEF and a 110-gallon first-hour rating. WHE reviews gas supply, blower power, venting and space.
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Storage tank · Electric · 65 gallons published capacity; ELD66-D model designation
A 65-gallon Light Service commercial electric tank with 277V single-phase power, 12.1-kW simultaneous input and 49 GPH recovery at a 100°F rise. WHE checks electrical service, demand and installation access.
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Storage tank · Electric · 80 gallons published capacity
An 80-gallon Light Service commercial electric tank with 277V single-phase power, 12.1-kW simultaneous input and 49 GPH recovery at a 100°F rise. WHE checks electrical service, demand and installation access.
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Storage tank · Electric · 119.9 gallons published capacity; 120-gallon size class
A 119.9-gallon Light Service commercial electric tank with 277V single-phase power, 12.1-kW simultaneous input and 49 GPH recovery at a 100°F rise. WHE checks electrical service, demand and installation access.
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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. RH375 side connections and 30A circuit; automatic leak shutoff is an optional upgrade.
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Hybrid / Heat Pump · Electric · 65-gallon nominal capacity; 59-gallon rated storage
A 65-gallon nominal ProTerra hybrid with 59 gallons rated storage, 4.05 UEF and a 75-gallon first-hour rating. RH375 side connections and 30A circuit; automatic leak shutoff is an optional upgrade.
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