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Hard water and instant hot water heater is guaranteed to clog your pipes.

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The rule of thumb for inverters like your setup is you need 2x the capacity of your highest draw. Therefore you need a 3000 watt inverter to run your 1440W load. Then, there is your battery. Remember that your load of 1440 watts returns an amp rating requirement which is for 120V, not 12V. But your 12v battery will have to provide 120 amps of DC current to the inverter. This is a relatively high current draw, which is typical when dealing with low voltage (12V) and high power (1440W) applications. Such setups are common in automotive or marine electrical systems, where 12V is standard but high power demands are frequent, but in order to stop your inverter from having a low voltage reset (drawing that much current from your battery will lower the voltage below your cutoff in less than a minute with just your one battery), you'll need a battery bank of about 5-6 of those batteries in parallel. Thanks for the review of this unit, I have been considering buying one, and therefore whether this brand may be a better build quality than lower priced competitors to justify the higher price point.

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Nice demonstration and video! Thanks for sharing! - I bought the same oven a couple of months ago, end of Febnruary. Installed, all good, looks great, very nice oven. But... the clock doesn't stop blinking! The dot is always blinking. Also the red light above the temp. control button stays on all the time after the clock is set, is that normal? I've only turned on once since installed to curate like recommended. Haven't used to cook, because we are not living at the place where we installed the oven, but will be moving there in the near future. Thanks in advance for any help or input you can give me.

You might want to put that shut off valve on the cold water inlet side of your hot water tank. This is the way EVERY hot water tank is plumbed by code and for good reason. If the tank fails, you can easily shut off all water to both the tank and the hot water line at once.

It isn't a "hot water heater". You don't heat hot water. It is a water heater.

Doesn't it have fan?

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Nice tutorial. Can’t wait to try mine out!

Are you required to shut off water supply when shower is not in use?