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• Tankless heaters heat up water as it’s needed—whenever you turn the faucet. They can bring water up to steaming, soothing temperatures in a matter of seconds when installed with a Recirculating Pump and can provide endless hot water.

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UNDERSTANDING THE TYPES OF WATER HEATERS

• Tankless heaters only heats water on demand. It’s a smaller, compact system that flash-heats water when you need it, and turns off as soon as you turn off the faucet. Tankless heaters are designed to save energy.

• Tankless heaters cost slightly more up front but can save you $$$ on your monthly bills. Comparing a standard tank heater (50-gallon, electric) with an equivalent tankless (condensed gas-fired unit), the tankless unit can reduce energy costs by 60% or more.

• Tank heaters offer Ultra Low-NOx models to minimize greenhouse gas emissions and with a temperature control it's constantly monitoring your water temperature while giving you easy-to-use controls.

• Tank heaters are an insulated storage tank that heats cold water and keeps it hot until it's needed. The water heater can be heated by either gas or electricity

• Tank heaters operate simpler than tankless varieties, resulting in less costly maintenance and repairs. Their simplicity makes for easy, low-cost repairs when these water heaters are not functioning properly.

There are two main types of water heaters: tankless and storage tank. Understanding the differences between these two types of water heaters can help you make an informed decision when choosing the right one for your home. It's important to consider factors such as your hot water usage, energy efficiency, and installation space before making a decision.

Water heaters play a crucial role in our daily lives, providing hot water for a variety of essential activities. From taking warm showers to washing dishes, the availability of hot water enhances comfort and hygiene in our homes. Moreover, water heaters are vital for laundry, ensuring that clothes are cleaned effectively at higher temperatures. In addition to personal care and household chores, hot water is also important for cooking and food preparation, making it easier to maintain cleanliness and food safety. Overall, the importance of water heaters cannot be overstated, as they contribute significantly to our overall quality of life by facilitating numerous everyday tasks.

The Importance of Water Heaters