Does anybody have any experience with this?
View ImageThe Trinity boiler, model 150i, with DHW on demand at a stated 3.5 gpm @ 120F rating. No tank required.
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Gene, Another rule of the spec home business is that you don't want to automatically eliminate 50% of your prospective customers.
Lots of people hate on demand water heaters. I wouldn't want one in my house and I know quite a few people who put them in and took them out because it didn't fit their needs.
I would stay away from this unless you are building for somebody with that preference.
Personally, I like separate water heaters..not boiler/combo units anyway.
Remember the KISS principle.
How about a nice Marathon super efficient electric. One # 10 wire and you're all set. It will last a lifetime and never rust. That is something they may appreciate.
"One # 10 wire and you're all set. "That I would like to see <G>..
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A-holes. Hey every group has to have one. And I have been elected to be the one. I should make that my tagline.
OOOppps...One # 10 cable????? or maybe a chunk of 10/2 w grd?????