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Tankless Water Heaters
Enjoy an Unlimited Supply of Hot
Water! Save Money and Save Water!
Electric
- Whole House - Small
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Product ID: SBE-DHC-E20
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Saves
energy and reduces your electric bill with a saving of 15 - 20%
For Use In Homes,
Apartments, Condos with 1-2 people
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Free Shipping
(Lower 48 States Only)
Price: $465.00
Conductors should be sized to maintain a
voltage drop of less than 3% under load.
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And Have A Look!
As an International leader in the
tankless electric water heating industry, STIEBEL ELTRON is proud to have
pioneered this technology. The company's engineering and manufacturing tradition
of excellence means that you can depend on its performance for many years to
come.
Superior,
Reliable Performance.
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The DHC-E-20 have temperature and flow sensors which feed
readings into the unit's
proprietary microprocessor control.
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Heating elements are engaged in stages,
achieving the temperature you desire.
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The unit continually monitors the water
temperature they produce. *Safe, reliable hot water for your whole house with a
saving on electricity at the same time. What could be better?
DHC-E-20 Technical Data
| Data |
DHC-E-20
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| Phase |
1
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| Voltage V |
208 |
240 |
| Wattage
KW |
14.4 |
19.2 |
| Amperage
AMP |
70 |
80 |
| Min. Required circuit
breaker
A |
2 x 40 |
2 x x50 |
| Recommend
wire size AWG Copper |
2
x 8 |
2
x 8 |
Max. temp. increase
above ambient water temperature
@2.25 GPM |
44 |
58 |
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@300 GPM |
33 |
44 |
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@4.50 GPM |
22 |
29 |
| Min.
water flow to activate unit GPM/lmln |
0.58/2.2 |
| Weight
Lb/kg |
21/9.5 |
| Normal
water volume
Gal |
0.26/1.0 |
| Height inch/cm |
14
1/2 (36.7) |
| Width inch/cm |
21
3/4 (55.2) |
| Depth inch/cm |
4
5/8 (11.6) |
| Working
pressure
PSI/BAR |
150/10 |
| Tested to pressure
PSI/BAR |
300/20 |
| Water
connections |
3/4"
NPT |
Descriptions to
the above data:
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The
Model DHC-E 20 has a single phase, all households in the US
are single phase.
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Voltage
is 208/commercial and 240/residential.
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The wattage is
measured in kilowatt hours.
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Amperage is the
incoming service to your home or business that you will need to
operate this unit.
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This is the size of
breaker that is needed.
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Recommended
wire size is: (AWG Copper) This means American
Wire Gage for Copper wire. It is how big the wire measures
around. The smaller the number, the bigger the
wire.
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If you set the
flow rate to be 2.25 gallons per minute, the temperature of
the hot water coming out of the tap will be 58 degrees higher
(residential) than the ambient temperature coming into your
house. So if the temperature of the water coming into
your home is 50 degrees, then the hot water coming from your
tap will be 108 degrees.
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Minimum water flow
to activate the unit to make hot water.
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The dimensions on
these units are considerably smaller than the conventional
tank hot water heaters.
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Weight is
the weight of the unit as it is empty.
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Maximum
operating pressure is the amount of pressure the unit will
work at. (PSI - Pounds per square inch). Homes in
the city run on 80 psi and in the rural area homes run on
40-60 psi.
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Testing to
pressure prevents the unit from bursting, causing accidents,
burns, etc.
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Water connection
is 3/4"
Parts
For Easier Installation
Saving time during
installation is a large factor. No one likes making all those trips to the
hardware store. Make sure to check out this page before completing your
order.
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ATTENTION:
The
voltage, amperage, and circuit breaker specifications must be met
for this heater to function. Please make sure all requirements are
met before purchasing this heater. If you have any questions about
these requirements, please call 406-889-5288. |
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