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Gas Tankless Water Heaters for Large Homes

Units with 180,000 BTU/h or more of input, highest first: the class that runs two or three showers at once in winter.

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A gas tankless water heater whose listing states an input of 180,000 BTU/h or more.
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Input (BTU/h) (highest first)
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The top 8 of 37 products in our catalog that meet the rule.
#1 · Input (BTU/h): 199,900 BTU/h

Rheem RTGH-95DVLN-3 199,900 BTU Natural Gas Condensing Tankless Water Heater

199,900 BTU/h, about 5.4 GPM at a 70°F winter rise, 9.5 GPM stated maximum; condensing gas tankless.

#2 · Input (BTU/h): 199,900 BTU/h

Rheem RTGH-95DVLP-3 199,900 BTU Propane Tankless Water Heater

199,900 BTU/h, about 5.4 GPM at a 70°F winter rise, 9.5 GPM stated maximum; propane tankless.

#3 · Input (BTU/h): 199,900 BTU/h

Rheem RTG-95XLN-3 199,900 BTU Natural Gas Outdoor Tankless Water Heater

199,900 BTU/h, about 4.4 GPM at a 70°F winter rise, 9.5 GPM stated maximum; outdoor gas tankless.

#4 · Input (BTU/h): 199,900 BTU/h

Rheem RTG-95XLP-3 199,900 BTU Propane Outdoor Tankless Water Heater

199,900 BTU/h, about 4.4 GPM at a 70°F winter rise, 9.5 GPM stated maximum; outdoor gas tankless.

#5 · Input (BTU/h): 199,900 BTU/h

Rheem RTG-95DVELP-3 199,900 BTU Propane Tankless Water Heater

199,900 BTU/h, about 4.4 GPM at a 70°F winter rise, 9.5 GPM stated maximum; propane tankless.

#6 · Input (BTU/h): 199,000 btu_per_hour_per_foot_per_fahrenheit

MIZUDO WCIU-HW199A1G-NG-M0 199,000 BTU Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater

199,000 BTU/h, about 4.4 GPM at a 70°F winter rise, 10.3 GPM stated maximum; non-condensing gas tankless.

#7 · Input (BTU/h): 199,000 btu_per_hour_per_foot_per_fahrenheit

MIZUDO WCIU-HW199A1G-LP-M1n 199,000 BTU Propane Tankless Water Heater

199,000 BTU/h, about 4.4 GPM at a 70°F winter rise, 10.3 GPM stated maximum; propane tankless.

#8 · Input (BTU/h): 199,000 BTU/h

ThermoMate CZ750NG Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater

199,000 BTU/h, about 4.4 GPM at a 70°F winter rise, 8 GPM stated maximum; non-condensing gas tankless.

How to choose between them

At a 70°F winter rise a 199,000 BTU condensing unit holds about 5.4 GPM, two showers and a sink; a 180,000 BTU non-condensing unit about 4.0 GPM. Check your own fixtures and inlet water.

At full fire these units burn 174 to 193 cubic feet of natural gas an hour. Work out your gas load before choosing; a gas fitter sizes the line.

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