I own a 4 bedroom house. I noticed Home Depot has a Rheem Ecosense 200DVLN. Would this one you have be sufficient?
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Based on Rheems' product information on their web site and the product specifications on The Home Depot web site, Rheem makes two sizes of tankless natural gas fuels water heaters. One is rated at 8.4 gallons per minute and the other size is 9.5 gpm. Rheem also makes these two sizes in both "condensing" type and "non-condensing" type. The Rheem Ecosense line seems to be just a slight re-branding for The Home Depot and the re-branded product does not seem to be any different than the standard Rheem product sold on Amazon. The Rheem Ecosense ECOH200DVLN at The Home Depot seem to be the same as the RTGH-95DVLN 9.5 sold on Amazon. they are both condensing type (most efficient and easiest to vent) an they both produce a maximum of 9.5 gpm of hot water. Both are the largest capacity models made by Rheem. I have a 4200 sq. ft home with three bathrooms. We can have two showers going and the dishwasher with no reduction in hot water temperature even in the winter (near Chicago) when the inlet water is very cold. So, I would say that the Rheem RTGH-95DVLN 9.5 gpm unit will meet your hot water needs.
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What state you live? I am for south jersey and its real cold in winter, so would like to know the performance of this product in cold weather state
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Rheem has a size app http://www.rheem.com/products/tankless_water_heaters/ez_spec_sizing/
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This unit has the capacity you would need. The nice thing is your hot water is constant. You can run pretty much what you want at anytime, better than the 100 gal. high recovery water heater I was using. You just need to run you water a little longer the further away from the unit that the faucet is located. Note: for laundry use I will run the hot water in a nearby sink before I start the washer. Minor inconvenience. I am impressed with the unit and happy that I made the change. Has been cheaper, also. Good luck!
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HannaECO 18 would not work for your need because of the number of bathroom, you could go with ECO 27(3 gallon per minute) but before purchasing talk to electrician if you could have enough electricity to provide for the unit: The ECO 27 requires a minimum 200 amp panel for installation with (3) 40 amp double pole breakers connected to (3) sets of #8 awg wire. Hope this helps
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I run heavy equipment and use it on this, works fine. I would think it should work at your home just the same.
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Considering that the CV-400 (400 air watts) is recommended for a maximum 2200 sq ft home and the 4B-H703 (590 air watts) for an 3000 sq ft home I think you can assume it will work at least as good as your prior system.
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I can't evaluate the B-W heater. I had quotes from installers and the two brands that they recommended were B-W and Rheem. I went with the Rheem based on reviews and availability. The installation was straightforward and it has been working flawlessly. However, it's only been installed for a few months. It replaced a Rheem that I had for almost 20 years.
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I recommend GE concord 4 panel (not express version). You can do lots with this system and programming is super easy. All you need is a 2 conductor but I'd still use 4 conductor wire. 22/4 alarm wire.
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Probably not. However, I'd consider a different brand. I've have three units fail after only a few minutes ... beeping warnings and motor stopped. Greenworks has been good at replacing the units, but there seems to be a quality control problem. The third unit I dropped onto the sidewalk, and it's worked ever since. Good Luck.
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Unless you're an engineer who likes doing flow dynamics equations (I am &#128521;), the GPM really isn't that important. This is a recirculating pump, NOT an evacuation pump. Less is better as more than adequate generates high electric usage. But for the layman, here's a simple answer. I have a 7,000 Sq ft house, 2 stories 30' high to roof. The the Laing LH08100092 is able to placed at the farthest point away from the water heater, upstairs in a bedroom. That little quiet running electric pump is able to pull the water 100' horizontally and 25' vertically and deliver almost instant hot water. Now the question is does your requirements EXCEED these conditions? BTW, I leave my pump on 24/7 even though it comes with an on/off timer. The amount of amps that it draws is negligible. The only time I turn it off is when my house is unoccupied for a long duration.
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It depends on the humidity you're at, and the humidity you're trying to get. I have a 2100 square foot house with high ceilings, and it makes a difference, but I'm also only doing like a 35% humidity in the winter... and I'm not really sure I ever get to 35% humidity, I just know it's definitely doing work.I would really recommend something bigger, as your house heater would likely allow for something bigger anyway. However, having one or two of these installed isn't a waste of time.
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The SMAN4 will work fine all by itself. The wireless accessories compile other data from other instruments and help give you a better view of the HVAC systems performance.
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I would go with Lowe's and the protection plan. The Poulan was one of those things that served me to not automatically go with the the least expensive. Go with what worse and will serve your purpose.
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I am impressed by this unit's ease of use for householder applications. 4" probably exceeds design limits but with very patient, steady guidance, you will likely accomplish your task. Attaching Bosch T3923SC Extension Bar with Bosch 4 3/8" or 3 7/8" Speedcore Bits you may be successful. SDS Max offers higher level of success.Good Luck !
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I am a handy homeowner and just installed one- but beware if you fry parts in a surge etc. like I did aprilair won't warrenty the parts. Plenty big for 2500 sq ft if it's wired to a two stage heater
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The 60000 btu would work great. It is over sized but for the priceit is worth it. I have 750 sq ft garage with 12ft ceiling and it heats it up fast. Less strain on the unit.
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Yes no problem. Im a shop owner and have an 80 gallon compressor for work. This unit is great for home use.
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I have it in a 450 SF shop with 10 ft ceilings. It works great. It is the only unit of its kind I could find that had a remote that would actually transmit consistently when other remote-controlled tools and appliances are running: furnace, 3hp dust collector, AC, etc. The filters are easy to get to, take out, clean and reinstall. It is reasonably quiet, even on its "full power" setting. In short, I have been very happy with it after over two years of very heavy use. Powermatic recommends two units if being used in a "very large" area, but their website and manual don't quantify that. It might be a good idea to contact them directly and ask their tech support folks about square/cubic foot capacities. I have it in a 450 SF shop with 10 ft ceilings. It works great. It is the only unit of its kind I could find that had a remote that would actually transmit consistently when other remote-controlled tools and appliances are running: furnace, 3hp dust collector, AC, etc. The filters are easy to get to, take out, clean and reinstall. It is reasonably quiet, even on its "full power" setting. In short, I have been very happy with it after over two years of very heavy use. Powermatic recommends two units if being used in a "very large" area, but their website and manual don't... » Read More I have it in a 450 SF shop with 10 ft ceilings. It works great. It is the only unit of its kind I could find that had a remote that would actually transmit consistently when other remote-controlled tools and appliances are running: furnace, 3hp dust collector, AC, etc. The filters are easy to get to, take out, clean and reinstall. It is reasonably quiet, even on its "full power" setting. In short, I have been very happy with it after over two years of very heavy use. Powermatic recommends two units if being used in a "very large" area, but their website and manual don't quantify that. It might be a good idea to contact them directly and ask their tech support folks about square/cubic foot capacities. « Show Less
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Hey,I ended up buying the WDEUBK10000N. So far no issues. It's build seems to be able to take more "abuse" then my last one which looked more like the WDH1U. It's quiet enough; I had to actually put it to my ear to here to see if it was on. Not sure on the temp because I don't keep it running all the time.