Articles Tagged with ''tankless water heaters''

The SENSEI^® RX Series of condensing tankless water heaters from Rinnai delivers a set of advantages that are, in a word, unmatched.

Many people still hesitate when they hear the phrase “tankless water heater.” The myths run deep: they won’t work in cold climates, they’re too expensive, they can’t keep up with demand. These misconceptions are fueled by early limitations in the technology and years of hearsay passed along between homeowners – and even some tradespeople.

The new campaign features an old water heater depicted as a freeloading housemate. 

With flexible BTU options, indoor/outdoor versatility and simple controls, these units are built for performance and ease.

Rinnai urges lawmakers to overturn a proposed rule that would effectively ban non-condensing tankless water heaters.

This single footprint, tankless hot water generation and water temperature control solution is compliant with ASSE 1017, consumes less fossil fuel, reduces risks for scalding and waterborne pathogens (such as Legionella), and ensures precise +/- 2°F water temperature control.

Tankless water heaters can be a great option for many consumers, but they are not a one-size-fits-all solution. Their efficiency and performance vary based on individual circumstances. Homeowners should consult with a plumbing professional to explore all their water heating options.

Tankless water heating technology has proven to be a great success for Wedgworth's, a custom blender of dry and liquid fertilizers for agriculture, sod, nursery, and golf-course applications in Florida.

The POU tankless water heater does not require venting, making it an ideal fit for a variety of applications that need immediate hot water on site, including lavatories, isolated sinks, emergency fixtures, boosters and more.

Nick joins Rinnai America with over 25 years of progressive experience in marketing and product leadership.