Global sales of Tankless Water Heaters to double in the next decade!

Conventional storage tank water heaters heat a significant volume of water and hold it until you're ready to use it in a large tank. Once the heated water in the tank is used, additional water is added, where it is heated and maintained at the desired temperature until it is required.

Contrarily, tankless systems use a heat exchanger to instantly heat water as needed. The tankless water heater effectively heats cold water to a predetermined temperature when you turn on the shower, washing machine, dishwasher, or faucet. In your kitchen, restroom, or washer and dryer, the water is heated as it flows through the coils and leaves the hot water outlet pipe. 

When hot water is no longer required, the tankless water heater stops collecting cold water and shuts off until a signal to restart it on is received.

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How much water you heat, the model of Tankless Water Heater you select, and how functional the old water heater was will all affect how much money you save. In general, a tankless heater can result in hundreds of dollars saved throughout the unit's lifetime compared to a regular tank, depending on the equipment efficiency, your family size, and consumption. Tankless helps you in saving upto 25-35% in bills. 

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As Tankless Water Heaters have unique venting and gas line requirements, a home heating specialist will need to make sure your home can easily support a tankless water heater before you decide on a natural gas or propane tankless water heater. All gas appliance installation must be done by a qualified professional.

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