Non-condensing gas tankless · Westinghouse

Westinghouse AMZ-HW120A1G-NG 120,000 BTU Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater

120,000 BTU/h non-condensing gas tankless, about 4.1 GPM at a 45°F rise

5.1 GPM max120,000 BTU/h~2.6 GPM at 70°F riseNatural gas

Updated October 2026

The short answer

A practical non-condensing gas tankless for one shower at a time in cold climates.

Delivers
120,000 BTU/h input.
Watch for
Gas pipe sizing to confirm.
Suits
One shower at a time in cold climates.
Max flow (maker)
5.1 GPM
Input (maker)
120,000 BTU/h
Voltage
120 V AC
Fuel
natural gas
Connections
3/4" npt
Connectivity
WiFi
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What it delivers

The Westinghouse AMZ-HW120A1G-NG 120,000 BTU Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater is a non-condensing gas tankless with a 120,000 BTU/h burner and a stated maximum flow of 5.1 GPM.

Flow depends on how cold the incoming water is. Our estimate from its input: 4.1 GPM at a 45°F rise, falling to 2.6 GPM at 70°F, which is 1 shower at 2 GPM on a cold-climate winter day. Size it to your fixtures and climate.

Gas load at full fire: about 116 cubic feet of natural gas an hour. An older half-inch line that already feeds a furnace often can't spare that, so have a gas fitter check the pipe size and run.

Non-condensing indoor units run hot exhaust and vent in the maker's listed vent system (often stainless Category III), which costs more than plastic.

Also on the listing: connections: 3/4" npt; connectivity: WiFi; material: Cold Rolled Steel; model: AMZ-HW120A1G-NG.

The listing gives dimensions of 12.5 in (W) x 23.9 in (H).

Right unit for this house?

Install it when

  • One shower at a time in cold climates
  • Replacing a gas tank heater

Look at another unit when

  • More than 1 winter shower at once
  • Homes without a gas line

Strengths and trade-offs

Strengths

  • 120,000 BTU/h input
  • Up to 5.1 GPM

Trade-offs

  • Gas pipe sizing to confirm
  • Stainless venting costs more
  • Scale builds up without flushing

Install limits

  • Figures are the maker's or seller's own. Flow at a rise is our estimate from the input; gas, venting and electrical work needs a licensed professional.

Rated performance

Every figure below comes from the source shown in brackets. Where the maker doesn't state something, we say so instead of estimating.

Model numberAMZ-HW120A1G-NGRetailer
Dimensions (seller)12.5"W x 23.9"HRetailer
Features (seller)2-5 Years After-Sale Support, CSA-Certificated, Easy to Install, WIFI&APP Control, ±1℉ Temp Control 2-5 Years After-Sale Support, CSA-Certificated, Easy to Install, WIFI&APP Control, ±1℉ Temp ControlRetailer
Voltage120 V ACRetailer
Max flow (maker)5.1 GPMRetailer
Input (maker)120,000 BTU/hRetailer
MaterialCold Rolled SteelRetailer
Fuelnatural gasRetailer
Connections3/4" nptRetailer
ConnectivityWiFiRetailer

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Final verdict

A practical non-condensing gas tankless for one shower at a time in cold climates.

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Questions buyers ask

What flow does the Westinghouse AMZ-HW120A1G-NG 120,000 BTU Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater give in winter?
From its 120,000 BTU/h input we estimate about 4.1 GPM at a 45°F rise and 2.6 GPM at a 70°F rise, so 2 two-GPM showers with mild inlet water and 1 in a cold winter. The maker's flow chart for this model is the final word.
What size gas line does the Westinghouse AMZ-HW120A1G-NG 120,000 BTU Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater need?
At full fire it uses about 116 cubic feet of natural gas an hour. The pipe size depends on the length of the run and every other gas appliance on it; the maker's manual and a licensed gas fitter decide it.