Navien’s NPE-A tankless water heater features ComfortFlow technology, which incorporates a built-in buffer tank and recirculation pump inside the unit so the cold-water sandwich is eliminated.
In the ground beneath the Honda Smart Home’s backyard, eight 20-ft. deep boreholes allow a geothermal heat pump to heat and cool the home’s floors and ceiling throughout the year.
Chicago Faucets’ 3510 Series of water-conserving metering faucets feature a 0.5 gal. per min. nonaerating outlet.
Featuring a solid ECAST brass, chrome-plated body, the faucet has pre-installed, flexible, stainless-steel hoses that connect to standard water supplies and a built-in check valve.
Franklin Electric’s SubDrive SolarPAK technology gives water pump installers and users the option to use solar as the power source on virtually any 4” well.
With SolarPAK’s variable-frequency drive, the pump produces water even on cloudy days or with minimal sunlight.
A. O. Smith’s Cyclone Mxi is a modulating, high-efficiency commercial gas water heater.
Other features include: maneuverability and ease-of-installation due to its lightweight design; a helical coil heat exchanger that maximizes heat transfer; and a PermaGlas glass-lining that protects tank against corrosion.
Eemax’s HomeAdvantage II is an electric tankless water heater with a wide variety of sizes, from 8kW to 36kW.
It is 99.8% energy efficient and features digital temperature control (selectable from 80° F to 140°) and self-modulating technology. It saves users energy, water, space and money.