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Tankless Water
Heater - Electric - Point Of Use - Large
Tankless Electric Hot
Water Heater - Point Of Use. Featuring
Advanced Microprocessor Control. Unlimited
supply of hot water. Keeps heating water
instantly as you require. The DHC-E system
completely replaces a conventional tank heater
with no disruption to your comfort and hot water
needs. Saves energy and reduces your electric
bill with a saving of 15 - 20%. The DHC-E takes
up considerably less space than conventional
tank type water tanks and saves time and money.
A
$300 tax credit may be available to
consumers who invest in high-efficiency
water heaters in 2006 and 2007.
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In a residential setting, these units are
suited for the following applications:
- Bathroom Sinks
- Kitchen Sinks
- Laundry Areas
- Small Cabins
These units are ideal for restrooms or
kitchenettes in an office or
commercial/industrial setting:
- Office Buildings
- Gas Stations
- Stores
- Schools, Malls
- Hotels/Motels
- Warehouses
- Commercial Condominiums
- Restaurants & Manufacturing
Facilities.
CAUTION:
The
voltage, amperage, and circuit breaker
specifications must be met for this heater to
function. Please make sure all requirements are
met before purchasing this heater. If you have
any questions please
call Lonnie at: 406-889-3915.
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According to the U.S.
Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy:
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Homes
that use 41 gallons of hot water or less
daily can see 24 percent to 34 percent more
energy efficiency with a tankless system.
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Homes
that use a lot of hot water, say 86 gallons
a day, can see energy efficiency rates of 8
percent to 14 percent with tankless systems.
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Using
demand water heaters at each hot water
outlet can result in energy savings of 27
percent to 50 percent.
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Water
heating accounts for 20 percent or more of
the average household's annual energy
expenditure.
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Some
water heaters can result in tax credit
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Check
with your tax adviser for details
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