Tankless Water Heater Benefits
Cheap tankless hot water heaters are fairly common in new houses and remodeling projects. Because, they offer benefits such as energy and space savings, durability and endless hot water.

Energy savings of up to 60%

With a tankless water heater installed in your house, you can save something in the range of  30% to 60% on your monthly water heating costs, depending upon the size of your family. As tankless water heaters are demand-type units, they operate  ONLY when hot water is drawn in your home. That is, when you do not use hot water, there is no use of energy to run the water heater.

This is unlike a tank-type water heater, where water is stored in its tank. The water is kept heated, continuously even when you are not using the hot water and the energy is being consumed. 

Tankless water heaters use either electricity or natural gas to heat water quickly only when it is needed. Traditional water heaters store a tank full of water and need to be heated continuously to maintain a constant temperature, and consequently it uses more energy than a tankless heater.

This striking difference make tankless heater a run away favorite of a majority of households. For it gives you instant hot water only when you need it and at a cost as minimal as possible.

Unlimited Supply of Hot Water

For conventional heaters, there are limitations for the amount of hot water they can produce; that is, limited to the capacity of the tank, where the water is stored and being heated. And if you have large family, it is very likely that you will run out of hot water after just about two or three showers.

It is no wonder that you have come across instances of getting greeted with a cold surprise in the morning. Tankless water heater does not have this restriction. You can enjoy long hot showers, shower after shower, after shower. Your water is heated instantly on demand.

Meeting whole house hot water needs

Certain models of tankless water heaters are capable of supplying all the hot water your home needs. Some top barnds like Rinnai, Titan, Bosche can  serve  4-bed 3-bath home.  It is not the number of showers your home has, but the volume of simultaneous faucets open at once that makes this possible. With efficient shower heads installed,  these models can  supply enough hot water for two showers at the same time. Usually, 1.5-2.0 gal/min flow should ensure hot water for two faucets.

Explore some of the top models sorted out for your  convenience.