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Re: Tankless water heater?
cb919 #335514 01/24/11 05:41 PM
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I never experienced the problem with no water in the shower when I had the old heater. At the time I had the heater installed I also had a pressure reducer installed. I guess my pressure used to be between 125-150psi. It is now reduced to 95psi. Perhaps that is why I did not experience the problem before.


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Re: Tankless water heater?
Listener #335585 01/25/11 12:38 PM
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Jason

I never experienced the problem with no water in the shower when I had the old heater. At the time I had the heater installed I also had a pressure reducer installed. I guess my pressure used to be between 125-150psi. It is now reduced to 95psi. Perhaps that is why I did not experience the problem before.

We are on a well and I recently worked on my pressure. It was fluctuating from 18 psi (a mere dribble) to around 45 PSI. My fiddling got it from 33 - 60 psi and we think we are in heaven. I have a pressure washer that can't hit 150 psi? Sounds like that would peel the skin off?


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Re: Tankless water heater?
Argon #335596 01/25/11 02:53 PM
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Sorry to add what seems to be an opposing opinion, but, then, as said, other attendant systems have a great affect on the outcome.

We have a small house w/ forced hotwater bsbd. The tankless sytem that was here when we bought was tied into the furnace/heat system. When the heat was on in the house, both the pressure and the delivery of hot water were compromised.

We switched to (elec) hot water 3 years ago (60gal).

We've been much happier. Or, since the comparative is disappearing, "more happy."


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