Read the full review here: ►► hvactraining101.com/water-heaters/tankless/electric/ (Best Electric Tankless Water Heaters Reviews) ------------------------------------- ✅ Featured Products for Best Electric Tankless Water Heaters Reviews 0:00 Introduction 0:55 5. Best Marey Electric Tankless Water Heater: Marey Power Pak Plus ➜ amzn.to/3ghV32l 1:54 4. Best Eemax Electric Tankless Water Heater: Eemax HA011240 ➜ amzn.to/3mPVIdD 3:02 3. Best for the Money: Ecosmart ECO MINI Electric Tank Water Heater ➜ amzn.to/3ouzO09 4:00 2. Runner-up: Stiebel Eltron 224199 Electric Water Heater ➜ amzn.to/3mPVLWR 5:06 1. Best Overall: EcoSmart ECO 27 Electric Tankless Water Heater ➜ amzn.to/3gkEPWf Subscribe to our Channel 🔴 hvactraining101.com/youtube/ ------------------------------------- Detailed review: hvactraining101.com/water-heaters/tankless/electric/ 💧 Tankless water heaters are the new thing, and people love them. So if you want to free yourself from the hassle of waiting for consistently hot water each time you open the tap, then get yourself a good tankless electric heater. It will not only be light on your pockets but will also give you additional features like more safety, reliability, and energy efficiency. 💬 Let us know what you think of these Electric Tankless Water Heaters Reviews in the comment section below. 👉 We appreciate every thumbs up and would be grateful if you’d consider subscribing to our channel!! ------------------------------------- 🎥 Welcome to the official TH-cam Channel of HVAC Training 101 🎥 HVAC Training 101 is dedicated to helping you make smarter buying decisions when it comes to air conditioners, heaters, air purifiers, and other HVAC-related items. 🌐 Learn more about us: hvactraining101.com/about-me/ 💻 Like our Page: hvactraining101.com/facebook/ 📢 Follow us on Twitter: hvactraining101.com/twitter/ 📱 Check out our Pinterest: hvactraining101.com/pinterest/ 🔴Subscribe to our Channel: hvactraining101.com/youtube/ ------------------------------------- Disclaimer: Some of the footage used in this video is not original content produced by HVAC Training 101. Portions of stock footage of products were gathered from multiple sources including, manufactures, fellow creators, and various other sources. If something belongs to you and you want it to be removed, please do not hesitate to contact us at bob [at] hvactraining101.com. Some links in the description are affiliate links. If you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a commission at no additional cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, I earn a small commission from qualifying purchases. #HVACTraining101 #ElectricTanklessWaterHeaters #BestWaterHeaters
I guess im asking randomly but does any of you know a tool to get back into an Instagram account?? I was stupid lost my password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me
@Emilio Alfonso thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
As an electrician, I find that many people install these and don't take into consideration what their electric service can support. They gang 2, or 3 units ( to get good flow), and end up needing 2, or three 40A circuits to run them. I have had to tell them they did not have an extra 80, or 120 Amps of spare power available. Unless they want to increase their entire electric service which may cost hundreds or thousands of dollars. How much money will they save then?
A normal 30, 40, or 50 gallon tank type water heater pulls 4.5 KW or 18.75 Amps at 240 Volts. A 9 KW tankless water heater pulls 37.5 Amps, and you usually need two or three of them to get good flow. Enough to permit someone to run a sink while someone is taking a shower. Depending on the temperature of the incoming water. It takes exactly the same amount of electric to heat a gallon of water whether it is tank, or tankless. The savings with a tankless comes from the water in the tank losing heat through the insulation. The tank type has more time to reach temperature so it doesn't have to heat it as fast as you use it, however it will lose some heat through the insulation over time, depending on how well it is insulated. A well insulated tank can keep the water hot for days once hot. I put a chart recorder on my tank type water heater, and found that in used 7 minutes worth of electricity from midnight to 7 AM with no water use, You decide if it is worth increasing your electrical service enough to make it pay. I don't believe tankless will save you 50% as some sellers claim
@@hankkline7300 🤔 so, if I'm torn between "hybrid" water heater versus tankless, and I have a 1960's house (old wiring) .... I should walk away from tankless?
@@vroor32 If you have a modern electric service, 150 or 200Amps, you will still have to run two or more heavy (40A) circuits to the tankless heater. If you have gas available, it is a better alternative. If you are all electric, you will probably have a 240V range, dryer, backup electric heat, A/C and possibly more, pool? If you have enough electric to run all of the above, and still have 64 amps left over, then you may be happy with the tankless heater. Don't forget that you have to service it at least yearly to clean the lime deposits. Tankless has many benefits, and some drawbacks. Make sure you are well informed before you buy. I don't think it would be cost efficient to increase your electric service for this item alone, unless you were going to increase it for other reasons.
Marey is a really poor company. I installed a gas tankless model, used it twice and it broke. It took months to get a hold of customer service and they told me it was my fault and that it froze out from the photos I sent. I had the house winterized, with the water heater and all the plumbing drained. The heat was also on in the house so there's no way it was user error. They did not honor the warranty so I was out that money. I tried talking to Home Depot because I got it through them. No luck.
I really like this compilation but it is missing ( Bosch Electric Mini-Tank Water Heater) in my compilation the number is included. Nr1 Note that these products were ranked “best seller” at the time this article was written. Amazon’s Best Seller list is updated hourly, so for the most current list.
I want a temp solution in a tiny house until I can get the 50gal 120v hybrid heat pump tank. Should I go with a 7 gal tank Bosch 120v unit with electric titanium rod or 1 of these 3GPM + on demand units?
I went online to order the EcoSmart taknkless water heater. After reading a few reviews I quickly reconsidered. I noticed you favor ecosmart. Have you read the reviews. The customer service and product quality seems pretty bad.
I carry 5 gallons of water in my truck run off a small pump. I was thinking of putting one of these on my 3000 watt pure Sine wave inverter. See any complications with that? I just use it for hand washing, etc... I'm a mobile mechanic.
Eemax would like to share your video on both our EcoSmart and Eemax TH-cam channels in a new playlist focused on in the field reviews and installations. Please let us know if you have any objections.
I own a triplex with each unit having one (1) bedroom one (1) bath with separate fifty (50) gallon electric water heaters and was thinking about replacing them with a Ecosmart tankless water heater. How would I determine the best compatible tankless model..? 50G tank equals xxG tankless..? Thank you.
Another factor to think about is what region your triplex is in. If the region is cold, then more energy is needed to heat the water. For example: water in Hawaii is likely warmer and thus easier to heat than water in Alaska. Check out any of the Ecosmart models on Amazon; they have charts that show how many things it can cover for different regions. Another major factor to consider is: how much amperage does your triplex have? To give an example, I wanted to add a tankless water heater to my home built in the 70s. I only had enough amperage available to do a very small model that could only provide enough for a single sink but definitely not a 2 bathroom house. You may want to ask an electrician for this one. Hope this helps.
As for gallons comparison, there isn’t really a true comparison since there are multiple factors at play: incoming water temperature, water flow capability, water flow needs (eg sink, shower, etc), etc.
10 GPM if you live in a colder region, and 7 GPM if you live anywhere else. I like the really long non-answer before this though 😂 It’s not science rockets
The ecosmart 27 is junk. I have this for the last 5 years. 1 time exploded, then 2 elements, went bad. And once again, I was able to act before exploded my pipes, thanks to the piece of junk plastic that comes in the water flow sensor, it melts all the time. So, 25 dollars every year to fix that issue. So, no your review about Ecosmart is not true. Ah, and dont even get me started on the customer service from ecosmart. They should fix this water flow sensor and do an aluminum part i stead of plastic. This is a real review by a real usuer of this junk. Dont buy it. I was an idiot believing reviews like yours, when in fact you and many do not own this piece of garbage.
This list I COMPLETELY and utterly useless if it doesn't give GPM rating and temperature rise ratings. As well as voltage how hard is t to find specs like voltage phase and wattage ex. Single phase 208-230 volt 40 amp double pole breaker
Anything under an 18KW will not work for a Shower. And for the 18KW, or 24KW, if someone uses a Sink at the same time, the Shower likely fails (depends on incoming temp) And if a clothes washer turns on, the Shower fails. 18K is a risky size.
OMG...the list of pros and cons... "doesnt require additional storage" um...that is basically EVERY tankless.... This sounds more like the advertisement flyers home depot gives you, then anything helpful. You would think HVAC TRAINING 101 would be more on point
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(Best Electric Tankless Water Heaters Reviews)
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✅ Featured Products for Best Electric Tankless Water Heaters Reviews
0:00 Introduction
0:55 5. Best Marey Electric Tankless Water Heater: Marey Power Pak Plus ➜ amzn.to/3ghV32l
1:54 4. Best Eemax Electric Tankless Water Heater: Eemax HA011240 ➜ amzn.to/3mPVIdD
3:02 3. Best for the Money: Ecosmart ECO MINI Electric Tank Water Heater ➜ amzn.to/3ouzO09
4:00 2. Runner-up: Stiebel Eltron 224199 Electric Water Heater ➜ amzn.to/3mPVLWR
5:06 1. Best Overall: EcoSmart ECO 27 Electric Tankless Water Heater ➜ amzn.to/3gkEPWf
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💧 Tankless water heaters are the new thing, and people love them. So if you want to free yourself from the hassle of waiting for consistently hot water each time you open the tap, then get yourself a good tankless electric heater. It will not only be light on your pockets but will also give you additional features like more safety, reliability, and energy efficiency.
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I guess im asking randomly but does any of you know a tool to get back into an Instagram account??
I was stupid lost my password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me
@Bridger Kenzo Instablaster :)
@Emilio Alfonso thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Emilio Alfonso It did the trick and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my ass :D
@Bridger Kenzo You are welcome :)
As an electrician, I find that many people install these and don't take into consideration what their electric service can support. They gang 2, or 3 units ( to get good flow), and end up needing 2, or three 40A circuits to run them. I have had to tell them they did not have an extra 80, or 120 Amps of spare power available. Unless they want to increase their entire electric service which may cost hundreds or thousands of dollars. How much money will they save then?
So even if you already had a electric hot water heater, this will pull much more power?
A normal 30, 40, or 50 gallon tank type water heater pulls 4.5 KW or 18.75 Amps at 240 Volts. A 9 KW tankless water heater pulls 37.5 Amps, and you usually need two or three of them to get good flow. Enough to permit someone to run a sink while someone is taking a shower. Depending on the temperature of the incoming water. It takes exactly the same amount of electric to heat a gallon of water whether it is tank, or tankless. The savings with a tankless comes from the water in the tank losing heat through the insulation. The tank type has more time to reach temperature so it doesn't have to heat it as fast as you use it, however it will lose some heat through the insulation over time, depending on how well it is insulated. A well insulated tank can keep the water hot for days once hot. I put a chart recorder on my tank type water heater, and found that in used 7 minutes worth of electricity from midnight to 7 AM with no water use, You decide if it is worth increasing your electrical service enough to make it pay. I don't believe tankless will save you 50% as some sellers claim
Propane
@@hankkline7300 🤔 so, if I'm torn between "hybrid" water heater versus tankless, and I have a 1960's house (old wiring) .... I should walk away from tankless?
@@vroor32 If you have a modern electric service, 150 or 200Amps, you will still have to run two or more heavy (40A) circuits to the tankless heater. If you have gas available, it is a better alternative. If you are all electric, you will probably have a 240V range, dryer, backup electric heat, A/C and possibly more, pool? If you have enough electric to run all of the above, and still have 64 amps left over, then you may be happy with the tankless heater. Don't forget that you have to service it at least yearly to clean the lime deposits. Tankless has many benefits, and some drawbacks. Make sure you are well informed before you buy. I don't think it would be cost efficient to increase your electric service for this item alone, unless you were going to increase it for other reasons.
Instant hot water and easy to set up, no leaks!
Marey is a really poor company. I installed a gas tankless model, used it twice and it broke. It took months to get a hold of customer service and they told me it was my fault and that it froze out from the photos I sent. I had the house winterized, with the water heater and all the plumbing drained. The heat was also on in the house so there's no way it was user error. They did not honor the warranty so I was out that money. I tried talking to Home Depot because I got it through them. No luck.
I really like this compilation but it is missing ( Bosch Electric Mini-Tank Water Heater) in my compilation the number is included. Nr1 Note that these products were ranked “best seller” at the time this article was written. Amazon’s Best Seller list is updated hourly, so for the most current list.
We appreciate your comment. We will take note of this one. Thank you
I have the Bosch but it is not a tank less ..
@@bigvitojr do you have some feedback? I'm debating between the 120v Bosch 7g or a 120v in line tankless in a tiny house.
In a mobile home would it be better to get one of these or an under the sink I think it's called curator or insinkurator? Spelling
Wish you could include Gallon Per Minute(GPM) for each one of them. That is important.
and how many gallons does it take for a 50F temperature rise
Look at MicroHeat tankless , no heat exchanger, no scale, new technology. Also can be used for hydronic heating.
40 and 60 amp models.
I want a temp solution in a tiny house until I can get the 50gal 120v hybrid heat pump tank. Should I go with a 7 gal tank Bosch 120v unit with electric titanium rod or 1 of these 3GPM + on demand units?
Do they come dual voltage?
I went online to order the EcoSmart taknkless water heater. After reading a few reviews I quickly reconsidered. I noticed you favor ecosmart. Have you read the reviews. The customer service and product quality seems pretty bad.
Where in Victoria whom install this unit
I carry 5 gallons of water in my truck run off a small pump. I was thinking of putting one of these on my 3000 watt pure Sine wave inverter. See any complications with that? I just use it for hand washing, etc... I'm a mobile mechanic.
Get a camplux tankless heater Amazon use camper
Can I use them for 8 units apartment building?
Yes, you can
Is Siebel Eltron the same as Aqua-power?
Eemax would like to share your video on both our EcoSmart and Eemax TH-cam channels in a new playlist focused on in the field reviews and installations. Please let us know if you have any objections.
Does your electric cost go up considerably?
I believe it will go up a little bit but compare the prices between gas and electric. Youd be saving money overall
I own a triplex with each unit having one (1) bedroom one (1) bath with separate fifty (50) gallon electric water heaters and was thinking about replacing them with a Ecosmart tankless water heater. How would I determine the best compatible tankless model..? 50G tank equals xxG tankless..? Thank you.
Another factor to think about is what region your triplex is in. If the region is cold, then more energy is needed to heat the water. For example: water in Hawaii is likely warmer and thus easier to heat than water in Alaska. Check out any of the Ecosmart models on Amazon; they have charts that show how many things it can cover for different regions.
Another major factor to consider is: how much amperage does your triplex have? To give an example, I wanted to add a tankless water heater to my home built in the 70s. I only had enough amperage available to do a very small model that could only provide enough for a single sink but definitely not a 2 bathroom house. You may want to ask an electrician for this one.
Hope this helps.
As for gallons comparison, there isn’t really a true comparison since there are multiple factors at play: incoming water temperature, water flow capability, water flow needs (eg sink, shower, etc), etc.
10 GPM if you live in a colder region, and 7 GPM if you live anywhere else. I like the really long non-answer before this though 😂
It’s not science rockets
@@acjensen-design Thank you for the reply. The property is in Chattanooga Tennessee and believe I will go with a Rheem RTEX 18 for each unit.
@@acjensen-design Regarding amperage, I have 200A going into each unit as verified by the local utility company.
The electric water heater can they be used by laundry mats or nursing homes
I am looking for a tankless heater for a 5th wheel do you have any recommendation's
Can I use it to do hair a salon
Most of the tankless mentioned are good for well not much. Far far too small. EcoSmart was bought out by Rheem.
Both China rebrands
The ecosmart 27 is junk. I have this for the last 5 years. 1 time exploded, then 2 elements, went bad. And once again, I was able to act before exploded my pipes, thanks to the piece of junk plastic that comes in the water flow sensor, it melts all the time. So, 25 dollars every year to fix that issue. So, no your review about Ecosmart is not true. Ah, and dont even get me started on the customer service from ecosmart. They should fix this water flow sensor and do an aluminum part i stead of plastic. This is a real review by a real usuer of this junk. Dont buy it. I was an idiot believing reviews like yours, when in fact you and many do not own this piece of garbage.
But the Ecosmart ECO MINI is not tankless, is it?
This list I COMPLETELY and utterly useless if it doesn't give GPM rating and temperature rise ratings. As well as voltage how hard is t to find specs like voltage phase and wattage ex. Single phase 208-230 volt 40 amp double pole breaker
Que presio tiene
Im sure i ll need an electrician for a jumper box from the panel.
The computer voice sounded pretty good at first, once it said ‘soldering’ had to stop.
Hahaha me too. SOLE-DERING
RIP my ears with those notification bells 🤬
Nice
Anything under an 18KW will not work for a Shower.
And for the 18KW, or 24KW, if someone uses a Sink at the same time, the Shower likely fails (depends on incoming temp)
And if a clothes washer turns on, the Shower fails. 18K is a risky size.
OMG...the list of pros and cons... "doesnt require additional storage" um...that is basically EVERY tankless.... This sounds more like the advertisement flyers home depot gives you, then anything helpful. You would think HVAC TRAINING 101 would be more on point
Eco 27
No Sold her ring huh? Smh
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I could do without that loud high pitched tone.
What is it with the brain washing trash music in advertising videos?
This whole video screams CHINA
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