About the Takagi Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater, Condensing, Indoor, 120,000 BTU, Ultra-Low NOx, 1/2-inch NPT Connection - T-H3M-DV-N
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The Takagi T-H3M-DV-N tankless water heater is suitable for residential applications with small spaces. This water heater is equipped with a primary heat exchanger made of commercial-grade copper alloy and a secondary heat exchanger constructed of marine-grade type 316L stainless steel. With these durable heat exchangers, this condensing tankless water heater guarantees longevity and optimal performance. It also comes with a built-in temperature controller and advanced diagnostics to simplify troubleshooting, providing added convenience.
The T-H3M-DV-N natural gas-powered tankless water heater utilizes a minimum of 15,000 BTU/H and a maximum of 120,000 BTU/H. Enjoy an ample supply of hot water with a maximum flow rate of 6.6 GPM, ensuring that your needs are met according to your satisfaction. Moreover, it complies with the Ultra-Low NOx regulations of less than 14 ng/J (less than 20 ppm), resulting in reduced fuel consumption, enabling you to save on utility costs and minimize the environmental impact.
Safety features of this direct-vent tankless water heater include an air-fuel ratio (AFR) sensor, exhaust and water temperature safety control, and an overheat cut-off fuse. With measurements of 13-7/8-inch (W), 22-7/8-inch (H), and 10-13/16-inch (D), this indoor tankless water heater ensures a suitable fit into your designated space. It has a 3/4-inch NPT hot or cold connection and a 1/2-inch NPT gas connection, enabling seamless integration into your plumbing system.
Takagi is known for its high-quality water heaters. They offer comprehensive warranty coverage, including a 15-year limited warranty on the heat exchanger in residential applications, a 5-year limited warranty in commercial applications, and a 5-year limited warranty on all parts. So don’t miss your chance to upgrade your home with this T-H3M-DV-N condensing tankless water heater.
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