Is it made in Japan? And what temperature is freeze protection about Rinnai RL75eN Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater, 7.5 Gallons Per Minute?
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Rinnai is an American company headquarters are in Georgia.Water freezes at 32 degrees farenheit
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The Rinnai is made in Japan. Japan was making tankless hot water heaters in 1963. I had one while there and used it from 1963-1967. I have two now, my house is divided into two parts. I have never heard of one freezing. The Japanese use them on Hokkaido and it is as cold as anywhere in the U.S. When we have visitors (which is often) we can take three showers, was dishes and clothes at the same time and never fear running out of hot water. Saves a lot on gas too.
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According to Rinnai's website, they have freeze protection down to -4degF(-20C) for outdoor units, -22F(-30C) for indoor units. http://www.rinnai.us/customer-care/support-faq
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Yogen, I'm not sure that it is. It came with a manual but nothing saying NSF certification. Best thing to do is call the company directly to see what they say. I would assume that it's not because most the parts are made in China. The system does work great and my TDS water tester shows that it eliminates almost all elements...3-5 on my meter. Beware of the tank though...I had it replaced 3 times and it still had an odor. I ended up buying the tank from another company.
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The unit was made in China, purchased from Amazon. This is my second unit, the heating element went bad and Secura replaced the unit. The second one seems to be ok so far. Have been happy with this product. Hope this helps.
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When I bought mine back in 2,007, it was made in Japan. Don't know if things have changed or not in the past several years. Mine stil works fine, but I did have to mail it back to the manufacturer to get it fixed because it failed to pump water a couple of years ago,
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The Rinnai EX22 is made in Japan - that is why it is better than the other brands.
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Drip Tray Height adjustable with stainless steel grid for any size cups and glasses (Dishwasher safe/proof) Capsule Holder Dishwasher safe/proof Professional Standard Pump 15-bar maximal pressure Capacity of the removable water tank (21 fl.oz.) (Non-Dishwasher Safe) Hot Water Temperature 180F - 190F Heater Aluminum Thermoblock, no pre-heating, no waiting Voltage 120V, 60Hz Wattage 1500W Machine Size 11.3(H) x 6.26(W) x 8.66(L) in
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In regards to your question about the water heater, this item is made in China.
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It's made in Thailand. It keeps the water hot for long long time!!! you won't regret buying it.
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Based on Rheems' product information on their web site and the product specifications on The Home Depot web site, Rheem makes two sizes of tankless natural gas fuels water heaters. One is rated at 8.4 gallons per minute and the other size is 9.5 gpm. Rheem also makes these two sizes in both "condensing" type and "non-condensing" type. The Rheem Ecosense line seems to be just a slight re-branding for The Home Depot and the re-branded product does not seem to be any different than the standard Rheem product sold on Amazon. The Rheem Ecosense ECOH200DVLN at The Home Depot seem to be the same as the RTGH-95DVLN 9.5 sold on Amazon. they are both condensing type (most efficient and easiest to vent) an they both produce a maximum of 9.5 gpm of hot water. Both are the largest capacity models made by Rheem. I have a 4200 sq. ft home with three bathrooms. We can have two showers going and the dishwasher with no reduction in hot water temperature even in the winter (near Chicago) when the inlet water is very cold. So, I would say that the Rheem RTGH-95DVLN 9.5 gpm unit will meet your hot water needs.
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208, 194, and 158 degrees. What I love about this machine? Instant hot cocoa, hot apple cider, tea, or soup. If cooking on the stove top you don't have to wait around for water to come from room temperature to boil. If water is set at 208 all hot water needs is a few minutes to come to a roiling boil for pasta, veggies or potatoes. I purchased my first hot water pot at Camp Casey, Korea in '97. It had the push button pump that dispensed the water. The pump stopped working after two years. I upgraded to the new push button dispenser. It still works excellent. My Mother still uses it for coffee, and hot chocolate. I purchased another one for myself. I gave one to my sister and my older brother. And now my younger brother has his eyes on mine. I stayed in San Francisco with a friend for awhile and set up my hot water pot in his kitchen. When I left he fought to high heaven wanting to keep my hot water pot. So I let him have it. It's a great gift for college students who might want hot water for cooking. Actually I learned about the pot visiting my younger brother who was a Marine stationed on Okinawa. He had one in his room and used it for hot instant soup. I have my eyes on a newer pot now. The absolute best deals I have found would be on a military base exchange, PX or China town in San Francisco. It just seems that my kitchen is missing an important tool without it. If you do decide to purchase make sure you purchase citric acid cleaner for water boilers. I purchased the brand name Zojirushi. I used the cleaner for the first time two months ago with great results. Depending on the water type used a scale can build up. This powder removes scale build up. Non toxic. Extends life and performance of boiler. Cleaner water boiler=proper water temperature=better tasting water. I also have a Zojirushi rice maker that makes top notch rice. The Zojirushi brand in my opinion has excellent products also. But I've always stuck with my Tiger Hot Water Pot.
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Yes, this Rice Cooker is made in China and not Japan. Its a great price though. The Tiger JBA T10U (5.5 Cup) and Tiger JBA-T18U (10 Cup) (3 in 1) is made in Japan.
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They sell them both ways the natural gas version is "Takagi T-K4-IN-NG Indoor Tankless Water Heater, Natural Gas" I would just buy the NG one. However if you already have it I'm sure you could get the correct orifice from the Mfg.
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Hello CC,Thank you for your question. The NG in the product name indicates that it uses natural gas. For propane, search for FVI-12-LP. Here is the link to buy on Amazon: Eccotemp FVI-12-LP High Capacity Propane Tankless Water HeaterKind Regards,RossGadgetsGo305-791-1101
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I have this cooker and it is made in Japan, I think the JN in the part number means it was made in Japan.
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I live In No. Utah, It has been working great since I installed it, March 2014, I am in a Manufactured Home which has an outside access door that was vented so I sealed and insulated the door and cut a vent thru the inside wall, also I put a light under it for a little more heat on cold days (I turn it off on warmer days), the average tempura here November thru February can get down to -10 to -20. This is My 3rd tank less water heater, the 1st was a Bosch gas and lasted 5 yrs. Until the sediment in the water plugged the igniter and Bosch would not even talk to Me about parts or repairs, the 2nd was an electric brought Sears, it lasted 11 months when I called them they said it was under warranty and sent a guy to look at he said he had never seen one and didn't know anything about them and since the Electrician that installed it didn't work for sears that it wasn't under warranty, So I did a lot of research on this one and have been very happy so far, also I did install a water filter in the line before the heater to catch the sediment. Hope this helps You.
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If you can buy rice cooker like TIGER; ZOJIRUSHI; PANASONIC; SANYO, that made in JAPAN, it is the best ! But if you get one's that had the same name BUT made in China? It just a copy cat one's and won't last long @ all. I had both "TIGER 4 cups & ZOJIRUSHI 10 cups" for over 25 years and both made in JAPAN. Just replaced the thermal fuse at home on one of them last year after 25 year of using it. " fuse cost $2" , it back on and still going strong.
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Sorry, I no longer have the item and I'm not sure if it was made in Japan. It didn't keep my drinks cold.