Point-of-Use Water Heaters · 62 qualify

Point-of-Use Tankless Water Heaters

Point-of-use tankless units, ordered by power, highest first.

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A point-of-use electric tankless water heater.
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Power (highest first)
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The top 8 of 62 products in our catalog that meet the rule.
#1 · Power: 3500 kW

Camplux TE04N 3.5 kW Point-of-Use Tankless Water Heater

3.5 kW (about 15 A at 240 V), about 0.5 GPM at a 45°F rise; maker calls for 32A Circuit Breaker.

#2 · Power: 8.5 kW

Titan N85 8.5 kW Point-of-Use Tankless Water Heater

8.5 kW (about 35 A at 240 V), about 1.3 GPM at a 45°F rise.

#3 · Power: 8.5 kW

Bosch 7738007417 8.5 kW Point-of-Use Tankless Water Heater

8.5 kW (about 35 A at 240 V), about 1.3 GPM at a 45°F rise.

#4 · Power: 8 kW

ThermoMate ET080 8 kW Point-of-Use Tankless Water Heater

8 kW (about 33 A at 240 V), about 1.2 GPM at a 45°F rise; maker calls for Double Pole 40Amp breaker.

#5 · Power: 8 kW

EcoSmart ECO 8 Point-of-Use Tankless Water Heater

8 kW (about 33 A at 240 V), about 1.2 GPM at a 45°F rise.

#6 · Power: 8 kW

Rheem RTEX-08 8 kW Point-of-Use Tankless Water Heater

8 kW (about 33 A at 240 V), about 1.2 GPM at a 45°F rise; maker calls for one- 40‑amp double‑pole breaker.

#7 · Power: 8 kW

Ranein RE8K-U 8 kW Point-of-Use Tankless Water Heater

8 kW (about 33 A at 240 V), about 1.2 GPM at a 45°F rise.

#8 · Power: 8 Microwatts

WINTEMP WN08 8 kW Point-of-Use Tankless Water Heater

8 kW (about 33 A at 240 V), about 1.2 GPM at a 45°F rise; maker calls for 1 x 40 Amp DP breakers.

How to choose between them

A 3.5 kW unit lifts 0.5 GPM about 48°F, enough for a low-flow bathroom faucet; 6 to 8 kW units can feed a kitchen sink or a low-flow shower in mild climates.

Anything above 3.6 kW needs a 240-volt circuit.

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