Cam this be used with a tankless hot water heater system?
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I had problems. A lot on pressure on piping. Had to pass an extra pipe for black water to store it in main tank instead of wasting it (like a traditional RO)!
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There are tankless water heaters for propane. Not sure what you want to know but I can tell you that you will save money in the long run with your investment.
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Depends on the wattage the heater draws, if it is within the stated wattage of the switch it should work, however, I would probably not use this type of switch for a water heater.
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Hello Ana. I do not know the use and location of your installation. I installed my in a trailer. I have to use a small couplings due to my installation. Just take your heater to any plumbing store ( recomen
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This filter is designed to remove calcium and mineral deposits that can solidify when water is quickly heated in a tankless hot water heater system. If you have hard water and you feel it would create a problem in a spa system, I don't see any reason you couldn't use this filter. However, it's main purpose is not sediment filtration.
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If your water heater anode fitting is 3/4" NPT threads then it should work. Also if the new anode is too long then you can just cut some off of the end with a hack saw like I did to get the length you need. Hope this helps.
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Though I have never used it for that, I would think it would not be good to flush out a tankless heater. The pump mechanism is quite weak. If there is even a small amount of resistance the flow rate decreases significantly. This pump is really designated for an aquarium.
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Its an amazing pump but I would not recommend it be used in conjunction with a tank less heater, these heater require a minimum of .5 gals per min. to activate so it wont work.
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Hi Tony, You cannot use PVC for venting this unit. It is required stainless 4 in ventilation duct for this tankless water heater. Good luck.
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The attic is not considered outdoors. Your water heater in the attic most likely has a vent pipe. To mount a tankless heaters indoors you would have to use double stainless ducting. More importantly you probably do not have a 3/4" or larger gas line at your your existing tank. The sizing of the gas line is critical to make the tankless work. Outdoors you can mount it near your gas meter and will need no ducting. You will also need a 120V circuit for the fan for the tankless. Takagi tankless heaters are the best! No problems when installed correctly.
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Cooper,I would have to say no, the Bosch Therm 330PN LP is a gas tankless water heater and should be mounted on the wall and needs to be vented vertically with a 4" Bvent exhaust pipe. The 330PN LP also needs an ample amount of combustion air to breathe while in operation. We do have small electric tankless that may work for your application. Please call us at 888-726-3284 with any further questions.
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Good question, I don't see why not, it's just a filter. The water where I live apparently has lime or calcium which made a cylinder in two previous tankless water heaters crack. If you have stuff like that in your water, I'd say try it. Part of the name says 'scale inhibition'. Have used these filters with my new heater for a good couple of years with no problems with the heater. Stick-on gauge shows when it's time to renew. Get a plumber to install the initial T-pipes (get the whole thing the first time, then just replacement filters), then changing is easy. Twice a year maintenance, worth it. Good question, I don't see why not, it's just a filter. The water where I live apparently has lime or calcium which made a cylinder in two previous tankless water heaters crack. If you have stuff like that in your water, I'd say try it. Part of the name says 'scale inhibition'. Have used these filters with my new heater for a good couple of years with no problems with the heater. Stick-on gauge shows when it's time to renew. Get a plumber to install the initial T-pipes (get the whole thing the first time, then just replacement filters), then changing is easy. Twice a year maintenance, worth... » Read More Good question, I don't see why not, it's just a filter. The water where I live apparently has lime or calcium which made a cylinder in two previous tankless water heaters crack. If you have stuff like that in your water, I'd say try it. Part of the name says 'scale inhibition'. Have used these filters with my new heater for a good couple of years with no problems with the heater. Stick-on gauge shows when it's time to renew. Get a plumber to install the initial T-pipes (get the whole thing the first time, then just replacement filters), then changing is easy. Twice a year maintenance, worth it. « Show Less
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It has to be installed near and piped to a duct. It will not work with a hot water heating system.
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I used it with mine. Worked great when it was working...beware if you have very hard water.
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I cannot positively answer that but I see no reason why not. To my best recollection - nothing was specified in regards as to any limitations on what water heaters it can be installed
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I am using one of these with an Intertherm electric hot water baseboard heater. I am also using one for electric forced hot air heaters. It works great for both applications.
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This unit should work on a gravity system as it shouldn't need a minimum flow like a tankless water heater does.