| Author | Message | ||
| Don Evans (67.227.207.247) Rating: N/A |
We have a 120V in our current conversion and want a tankless system in the new conversion. Love those long hot showers! What brand and type? Standing pilot or electronic ignition? Any brands/model to stay away from? Installation tips? Thanks, Don E | ||
| Lin (65.184.0.189) Rating: N/A |
Ours is a Paloma unit. I do not know the specs on it and have seen bigger ones. I think Bosh makes one also that is available at Home Depot. If I were looking, I would compare specs with a particular eye on max flow. | ||
| Lee Brady (Leeb11) (216.128.134.161)
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Ive got a Precision Temp RV-500. Its a tankless unit made for rv's. real easy to install.has a flow switch in it, so when you turn on the hot water you have hot water now. its get i might have to think about putting in bigger tanks ha ha. It has a electronic ignition and only weighs 27.5 pounds.I think its the best out there, but thats my opinion. There web site: www.precisiontemp.com Hope it helps Lee 66 01 | ||
| Bill K. (209.173.112.238) Rating: N/A |
I also used a Precisison Tem unit for coach and eng. and hot water. Heat. | ||
| OAE Palmer (208.164.96.121) Rating: N/A |
Using the Bosch unit here Boss..! Installed it in a small Mfg. plant as a test before it went into the 4106. It supplied 2 sinks and a shower with all the HOT water in the world. At 5pm it got a 20 minute workout from the 5 employees, and never broke a sweat. Mine is a full time pilot, is all stainless inside and takes up about 3sq.ft. of WALL space, weight is about 12 lbs, and would work for 2 weeks under the above conditions on a 25# propane can. It was like buying a trust account, the front end cost was a lump in the throat,...ah! but a HOTEL shower everyday for over a year melted that lump away in nothing flat.  |