Primary Heat Exchanger
The primary heat exchanger is constructed of commercial-grade copper, which is stronger than standard copper and more resilient against erosion.
Safety Features
Includes freeze, overheat, surge protection and troubleshooting diagnostic codes.
Space Savings
A. O. Smith tankless water heaters take up much less space that your conventional tank-style water heater. With no tank to steal valuable storage space, our wall-mount design allows for additional storage and flexibility.
Endless Hot Water
The comprehensive line of A. O. Smith tankless water heaters are an excellent whole-home water heating solution that supply endless hot water.
- Primary Heat Exchanger
- Safety Features
- Space Savings
- Endless Hot Water
Emissions: |
Ultra-Low NOx |
Maximum BTUs: |
180,000 |
Minimum BTUs: |
15,000 |
UEF: |
0.95 |
Limited Heat Exchanger Warranty: |
15 Years |
Limited Parts Warranty: |
5 Years |
Water Connection Location: |
Bottom |
Water Connection Size: |
3/4" |
Heat Exchanger: |
Commercial Grade Copper |
Secondary Heat Exchanger: |
Stainless Steel |
Voltage: |
120 |
ENERGY STAR Certified: |
Yes |
LEED Rating: |
1.5 |
Digital Display: |
Yes |
Remote Control: |
Yes |
Technology: |
Condensing |
Type: |
Space Saving |
Height: |
23 5/8" |
Width: |
17 3/4" |
Depth: |
11 1/4" |
Product Weight: |
58lbs/26kg |
Shipping Weight: |
69 |
Vent Type: |
Power Direct Vent |
Vent Length: |
70 feet at 3 diameter 100 feet at 4 diameter |
Vent Material: |
PVC, CPVC, PP, ABS, SS |
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Type:
Small Water Heater
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Width:
17 3/4"
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Height:
23 5/8"
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Depth:
11 1/4"
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Energy Star Rated:
No
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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