About the Noritz NRC711-DV-NG Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater 157k BTU
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Long waits and cold showers will not be your problem with the Noritz NRC711-DV-NG tankless water heater. With the flow rate that ranges from 0.5 GPM to 7.1 GPM, you'll experience a virtually continuous supply of hot water. Aside from that, this fully condensing water heater is fueled by natural gas making it 93 percent thermally efficient.
Worrying about too much gas consumption? That is not gonna happen with the NRC711-DV-NG heater. This water heater’s gas consumption ranges from 15,000 to 157,000 BTUh making it energy efficient. The wide range allows the tankless water heater to adjust its gas consumption based on the hot water demand. But that’s not all, this gas tankless water heater has a Uniform Energy Factor (UEF) of 0.89 means that 89% of the energy input is effectively converted into hot water. Moreover, this on-demand water heater measures 23.6 in (L) x 13.8 in (W) x 6.7 in (D), making it ideal for small spaces — compact yet efficient, right?
This Energy Star Rated heater features a direct vent allowing it to be versatile in installation. It does not rely on a chimney for venting. Also, the heater's casing is made from durable steel with polyester coating so you’re sure that it can stand the test of time. Speaking of durability, regular maintenance is the key in maximizing the lifespan and performance of this water heater. Not just that, to give you more peace of mind, Noritz water heater is covered by a limited warranty in case of defects.
Make the smart choice for your home. Choose Noritz – where every drop of hot water is a testament to quality, innovation, and a commitment to your utmost satisfaction. Welcome to a new era of hot water perfection with the Noritz NRC711-DV-NG tankless water heater, get yours now!
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