i am about to open a clinic the rental place bathroom have no hot water and i need to have hot water, do you have somthing small to heat up the water
925222
Thank you for your inquiry.This unit is small and works well for 1 or 2 bathroom places. Please see specs below:http://www.thetankless.com/uploads/INST.DG210.PDFKind Regards,
925223
Thank you for your inquiry. This unit is small and works well for 1 or 2 bathroom places. Please see specs below: http://www.thetankless.com/uploads/INST.DG210.PDF Kind Regards,
906715
I have been happy with my machine. You have to put hot tap water into the machine; it does not heat the water.
181640
Your best would be to contact the company who makes the sauna's. Theywere very helpful when we had questions.
1335541
No, sorry, you'll need to upgrade to a 400 amp panel, this unit will provide every bathroom in your house with hot water running constantly 24 hours a day. I built new so it was easy but well worth it when you consider you don't pay a dime for hot water until someone turns on a hot water tap. What's really great about this unit is when you want hotter water it's instant, no waiting for a conventional unit to build up 40 or 50 gallons of extra heat.
60930
I think you would have to be pretty creative with the hot water line...maybe route it under the floor if possible, or through the walls. For a lot more money you could buy a seat with its own heater also. Consulting a plumber would be a good idea as well.
481898
It's cold. The reason I didn't care is because I know that there is no one in my household that is going to stand there and wait 7-10 minutes waiting for hot water to come through the pipes. I suppose you could install a tank-less water heater behind the toilet but that kind of defeats the purpose of having a cost-effective way to wash your hands in a small bathroom. There is a soap tray. That's probably more important than the temperature of the water.
311221
on the MB110 no ability to use warm water... In designs like this you need a model that accepts warm water input from a hot water tap in the sink and a long hose over to the bidet... if you are willing to put up with that then that is your choice. There are units at $300 and up that will heat water in the bidet but they require you to install an electrical outlet near the bidet
378363
You can do this however, you defeat the purpose of having hot water when you need it. I t takes a little whild to heat up just like a warter heater. Hope this helps.
2202833
I have it in a 3 BR 1 bath rental property with 3 people. They take showers one right after the other and said they don't run out of hot water whatsoever. It seems to do wonderful there. its been installed now for 5 months and no problems, tenants are very happy with it. I had to buyer the gas line, plumbing etc to where it tied in, but that's normal with any new installation. It was a tremendous savings over a traditional water heater, and the tenants and I are very glad we installed it. So much so, that I am installing the same one in a diner I own for the dishwasher. I think it will work great. Hope that helps. I have it in a 3 BR 1 bath rental property with 3 people. They take showers one right after the other and said they don't run out of hot water whatsoever. It seems to do wonderful there. its been installed now for 5 months and no problems, tenants are very happy with it. I had to buyer the gas line, plumbing etc to where it tied in, but that's normal with any new installation. It was a tremendous savings over a traditional water heater, and the tenants and I are very glad we installed it. So much so, that I am installing the same one in a diner I own for the dishwasher. I think it will work... » Read More I have it in a 3 BR 1 bath rental property with 3 people. They take showers one right after the other and said they don't run out of hot water whatsoever. It seems to do wonderful there. its been installed now for 5 months and no problems, tenants are very happy with it. I had to buyer the gas line, plumbing etc to where it tied in, but that's normal with any new installation. It was a tremendous savings over a traditional water heater, and the tenants and I are very glad we installed it. So much so, that I am installing the same one in a diner I own for the dishwasher. I think it will work great. Hope that helps. « Show Less
1890725
According to what I just read in the instructions, it says to put either warm or cold water in the spa. I just received mine and just waiting for it to heat up as I type this. :D
1320696
For hot water you will probably have to go through the wall, or get extension pipes (what is provided is limited) and feed it to the vanity in the base boards. The other option if you just want to hook up a cold water source is to get a bidget with a heater.Hope that helps.
671927
Absolutely you need a small heater. I use a tiny electric heater that is thermostat controlled.
1801089
There should be a number on the right side of the machine; call them and give them the model number, and they can tell you where to send it for service. Sounds like you may have some lime scale insulating the heating element from the water you are trying to heat.
2202832
I have it in a 3 BR 1 bath rental property with 3 people. They take showers one right after the other and said they don't run out of hot water whatsoever. It seems to do wonderful there. its been installed now for 5 months and no problems, tenants are very happy with it. I had to buyer the gas line, plumbing etc to where it tied in, but that's normal with any new installation. It was a tremendous savings over a traditional water heater, and the tenants and I are very glad we installed it. So much so, that I am installing the same one in a diner I own for the dishwasher. I think it will work great. Hope that helps.
1963155
need more information, Are you wanting to supply two sinks and two showers?These type of water heaters require the use of low flow aerators for the faucet and shower heads or the water will not get very warm. The water heater should also be installed a close to sink or shower (point of use) to get hot water quicker. If you are wanting to service two showers then I would say that this unit is not large enough.
2195429
Hello,You would hook up a hot and cold water supply like you would for a regular shower as this functions as an everyday shower. Thanks.
312100
I leave mine full all the time, so I have instant hot water. It would be pointless to have to wait for 5 liters of water to heat.