40 Gallon Water Heater

There has been a lot of inquiries on 40 gallon water heater mainly from people who need hot water for more than one outlet. Rinnai has several such models that are poofs of a remarkable combination of both beauty and performance. The example is Rinnai's R50LSi, which should be the perfect choice for your two- to three-bathroom home.

The beauty of 40 gallon water heater or more capacity is that you will get continuous hot water at several outlets simuleneously. Rinnai's R50LSi models provide hot water delivered at up to 5.0 gallons per minute (GPM) on demand. Hot water will be delivered for simultaneous use of up to three plumbing or appliance outlets.

The R50LSi will provide consistently clean, fresh hot water at pre-set temperature, and saves energy and money.

On top of it , R50LSi model enjoys all the conditions that qualify for the Federal tax credit. Other features are the following:
# ENERGY STAR qualified
# Sleek, modern design
# Commercial-grade heat exchanger
# Lightweight and compact
# Integrated condensate collector
# Can connect two units together)
# Meets California and Texas NOx emission standards
# Works with Natural Gas or Propane
# Energy Factor of .82 for both gas types
# Integrated MC-91-1 digital controller with error code indicator
# Temperature range with controllers: 98°– 160° F
# 12-year heat exchanger limited warranty for residential installations (5 years on parts, 1 year on labor)

So, if your hot water requirement is for more than one outlet, it is always wise to invest on a 40 gallon water heater or water heater with more capacity.

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