takagi tankless water heater
From bathrooms to kitchens, the latest rends in home design all add up to one thing: A growing demand for hot water throughout the home. And with an average soaker tub holding 70 gallons of water, today's homes need more than an old-fashioned 50-gallon tank of hot water to keep up. They need the consistent, never-ending supply of hot water you can get from a tankless hot water heater from Takagi.
endless hot water
Since there is no tank to fill, there is no end to your supply of hot water. Depending on the model, Takagi Tankless water heaters deliver between 200 gallons and 500 gallons of hot water every hour on demand. Tankless systems guarantee that an endless supply of water is available to residences, commercial spaces or anywhere a constant source of hot water is needed.
space saving & easy installation
A standard FLASH water heater, taking up only 2.2 cubic feet of space and 60 pounds, is about the size of a suitcase. This allows for installation in spaces with limited area or even outdoors with no enclosures.
money & energy savings
Since a tankless water heater has neither a storage tank to keep heated all day, nor a pilot light, it burns gas only when you need hot water. This eliminates standby heat loss, which can be as high as 3-4% every hour for storage tank type water heaters. This higher efficiency can allow you to save up to 50% off your utility costs.
high quality
The Takagi Tankless Water Heater is made using the best quality material for durability and long life, unlike storage tanks which are designed to eventually rust and be thrown away. The Takagi tankless system uses all copper and brass water ways, stainless steel burners, a rust resistant baked polyurethane finish, and even has pipe freezing protection.
environmentally friendly
The Takagi Tankless Water Heater is the only product of its kind to receive SCAQMD (Southern California Air Quality Management District) approval for it's low emissions (CO, Nox) With high thermal efficiency, Takagi systems use much less fuel than traditional systems.
many applications
Space Heating
Floor Heating
Re-circulation System
Large Volume (such as hotels, apartments or industrial plants) and more
tankless FAQ
What is the difference between the Takagi tankless water heater and a typical tank type water heater?
With a tank type water heater, you can draw hot water as fast as your plumbing will allow, however when the hot water tank is depleted, you have to wait for the tank to re-heat before you can use hot water again. Takagi tankless water heaters eliminate the pilot light with a computer-controlled electronic ignition. With computer-modulated gas valves, water is heated once, rapidly, efficiently, and only as needed.
How hot is the water from the Takagi tankless water heater?
The Takagi tankless water heater has a computer-controlled system, which will provide a preset output temperature of 140 degrees farenheit for the T-M1 and 120 degrees farenheit for all other models. You can set 4 different temperatures with the dipswitches for certain models. With the remote control, you can choose a wider temperature range.
Can I use more than two fixtures at the same time? and how much hot water can I have?
Yes. The Takagi tankless water heater can handle more than two fixtures, such as showers at the same time. And also, The Takagi tankless water heater output temperature is set by the factory to either 120 or 140 degrees farenheit. Depending on the model, the maximum output flow rate is as high as 9.6 gallons per minute.
How much money can I save on my utility bills with the Takagi tankless water heater? and How can the tankless water heater save money?
Yes, you can save more than 50%. Most tank type water heaters raise their heat about 3 to 4% each hour. Since the Takagi tankless water heater heats water only when the faucet is turned on, there is no standby heat loss. It only uses energy when you are using hot water, and it only heats as much water as is needed.
